Annual Report VJTI MUMBAI TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE

CONTENTS
TITLE PAGE
The Board of Governors 1
Past Chairman, Honorary Secretaries, Principals and Directors 2
Administration 4
Organisational Profile 5
From Director’s Desk 7
Glimpses of VJTI 9
PROGRESS REPORT
Mechanical Engineering 12
Electrical Engineering 20
Civil and Environmental Engineering 30
Computer and Information Technology Engineering 41
Production Engineering 51
Textile Engineering 58
Structural Engineering 64
Technical and Applied Chemistry 66
Humanities and Management Department 70
Mathematics Department 73
Physics Department 74
Training and Placement 77
Results 85
Library 91
Student’s Activities 94
Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute
Board of Governors
Nusli Wadia Chairman, Bombay Dyeing Ltd. Chairman
Dr. Anil Kakodkar Chairman, Atomic Energy Commision Member
Dr. Ashok Joshi Director,Indian Institute of Cost and Member

Management Studies and Research
Prof. A.P.Kudchadkar Director,Dhirubai Ambani Institute of Member

Information and Communication Technology
Prof. Devang Khakkar Director, Indian Institute of Technology Member
Shri Jamshedji Irani Director,Tata Sons Ltd. Member
Sir D.M.Petit Nominee of the Framji Dinshaw, N.M.Petit Member

Memorial Fund.
Mr. J.S.Saharia Principal Secretary, Higher and Technical Member

Education,Government of Maharashtra
Mr. K.B.Umap Deputy Secretary,Higher and Technical Member

Education, Government of Maharashtra
Mr. Ranjit Pandit Managing Director,General Atlantic Member
Dr. S.K.Mahajan Director of Technical Education Member
Mr.Hasit Joshipura Vice President,South Asia & MD Glaxo Smith Member

Kline Pharmaceuticals Ltd.
Dr. K.G. Director,VJTI Member

Narayankhedkar
Head,Mechanical Engineering Department

Prof.M.A.Dharap Member
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PAST CHAIRMEN
Sir Frank Forbes Adam……………………………..……………………………………….1887 to 1890
G.L.Merewether……………………..……………………………………………………..….1890 to 1892
W.S.S.Bisset……………………………….………………………………………………………1892 to 1893
Sir George Cotton…………………….……………………………………………….……….1893 to 1899
W.C.Hughes………………….………………………….………………………………….…….1899 to 1900
S.Rebsch…………………………………….………………………………………………………1900 to 1904
G.O.W.Dunn………………………………..…………….………………………………..…….1904 to 1909
Sir F.L.Sprott………………………………….…………….…………………………….………1909 to 1917
Sir Michael Nethersole…………………….………….………………………………….…1917 to 1920
Sir G.H.Willis…………………………………….………….……………………………..……..1920 to 1922
H.F.Knight………………………………………….………………………………………..….………………1923
R.D.Bell…………………………………………..…...……………………………………….…..1923 to 1930
Hoosseinbhoy Lalljee……………………..……………………………………………….…1930 to 1935
P.B.Advani………………………………………..…………………………………………….…1935 to 1948
J.A.Taraporewala……………………………….………………………………………….....1948 to 1956
T.N.Tolani……………………………………………..………………………………….……….1956 to 1962
G.V.Sapre……………………………………………….…………………………………….…..1962 to 1970
M.V.Deshpande………………………………………..……………………………………….1971 to 1973
B.D.Chaudhary…………………………………………..………………………………………1973 to 1974
G.S.Kadu…………………………………………………….……………………………………..1974 to 1986
B.B.Chopane……………………………………………….……………………………………..1986 to 1997
M.R.Wasekar………………………………………………..…………………………………………………1997
P.K.Patil………………………………………………………….……………………….…………1997 to 1999
P.H.Kshirsagar…………………………………………………………………………………………………1999
N.B.Pasalkar……………………………………………………………………………..……….1999 to 2004
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PAST HONORARY SECRETARIES
Nowrosjee Wadia………………………………………………………………………………1887 to 1899
M.C.Murzban…………………………………………………………………………..…….….1899 to 1900
N.A.F.Moos…………………………………………………………………………………….….1900 to 1908
Sir Dinshaw Wacha…………………………………………………………………………….1908 to 1923
PAST PRINCIPALS
J.P.Phythian………………………………………………………….……………………….….1888 to 1896
Hugh Monie…………..……………………………………………………………………..…..1896 to 1905
John Mackenzie……………………….………………………………………..………………1905 to 1907
T.S.Dawson………………………………………………………………………………..………1907 to 1920
A.J.Turner………………………………………………………………………………………….1920 to 1931
G.W.Burley…………………………………………………………………………………….….1931 to 1940
P.N.Joshi……………………………………………………………………………………….…...1940 to 1956
B.Sengupto…………………………………………………………………………………………1956 to 1959
R.K.Mody…………………………………………………………………………………….……..1959 to 1974
G.G.Kalthod………………………………………………………………………………..……..1974 to 1982
V.N.Gupchup……………………………………………………………………………………..1982 to 1992
B.S.Bhat…………………………………………………………………………………………….1992 to 1994
S.G.Vinzanekar…………………………………………………………………………………..1994 to 1995
V.N.Gupchup……………………………………………………………………………………..1995 to 1997
S.G.Vinzanekar…………..………………………………………………………………………1997 to 1999
S.Sundaram……………………………………………………………………………………....1999 to 2000
S.D.Varwandakar………………………………………………………………………………2000 to 2004
Medha Dixit(Director)……. …………………………………………………..Nov 2004 to Dec 2005
B.K.Lande(Director)……………………………………………………………………………….…Dec 2005
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ADMINISTRATION
Chairman Shri Nusli Wadia
Director Dr.K.G.Narayankhedkar
Deputy Director Dr.B.K.Lande
DEANS
R and D Dr.B.K.Lande
Academic Dr.V.M.Topkar
Students Dr.S.M.Gaonkar
Accounts Officer Shri B.M.Jadhav
HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS
Mechanical Engineering Dr.Medha.Dharap
Electrical Engineering Dr.B.K.Lande
Civil and Environmental Engineering Dr.V.M.Topkar
Textile Manufacturers Dr.A.K.Rakshit
Technical and Applied Chemistry Dr.S.M.Gaonkar
Production Engineering Dr.D.N.Raut
Structural Engineering(l/c) Dr.S.M.Gaonkar
Computer Engineering Dr.S.S.Sane
Physics(l/c) Dr.D.S.Wahval
Maths(l/c) Prof.K.P.Patil
Humanities and Management(l/c) Mrs.Usha.Nair
Controller of Examinations Dr.S.S.Lokegaonkar
Training and Placement Officer Dr.S.M.Gaonkar
Rector,VJTI Hostels Dr.R.D.Daruwala
Solicitors Udwadia,Udeshi and Berjis
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ORGANISATIONAL PROFILE
About VJTI
Established in 1887, Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute
enjoys the pride and status of a premier technological institute among engineering
colleges in the country .It offers twenty seven courses at undergraduate,
postgraduate, diploma, postgraduate diploma and post diploma levels. A full time
Ph.D. programme has been started in 2006-2007 and a total of 32 students are on
roll.
The institute was granted financial and academic autonomy

from June 21, 2004.Under the World Bank Technical Education Quality
Programme (TEQIP), the institute has several projects underway to establish itself
as a world class technology institute. New laboratories have been created and
centers of excellence have been set up. VJTI has upgraded the library facilities with
a smart library card and E-library facility.
Based on inputs from all stakeholders, the vision and mission

is formulated to transform VJTI into a Research Institute with strong Undergraduate
/Postgraduate programmes and to excel in Teaching, Research, Innovations and
Management of Technology to become a frontrunner in the cutting edge
technologies.
VJTI Alumni are placed in high positions in reputed organizations all over the
world, actively involved in building the institute.
Thus, VJTI at present is poised to achieve the status of a world

class research and teaching institute.
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ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE
Chairman,
Board of Governors
Director
Deputy
eputy Director
Dean Dean Dean Dean Heads of Registrar

Academic Resource Students’ Research and Department
Programmes Mobilization Affairs Development
Controller of
Examination
Professors
Training and Placement
Assistant Professors
Officer
Lecturers
Librarian
Departmental Staff
Security Officer
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FROM DIRECTOR’S
DESK
The Institute set up in 1887 has acquired reputation as a premier technological

institute in India for imparting quality education and research. Over a period of time,
a number of courses have been added running from Diploma level to Doctoral level
and has a student strength over 3600. The dedicated faculty and the supporting staff,
the pillars of strength, combined with vibrant and talented student
community with human values certainly make VJTI as an Institute of National
importance.
The Institute was granted financial and academic autonomy on June 21, 2004. Under
the World Bank grant – TEQIP - the Institute has several projects underway to
establish itself as a world class technological institute. The modernization will offer
excellent central computing facilities to students, who will also have access to
improved laboratory and workshop facilities. Our educational programmes are carefully
designed to :
• Focus of education is students’ centric and learning centric.
• Create an environment of academic excellence through excellent teaching by
dedicated staff.
• Create an encouraging and creative environment conducive to high quality
research
• Providing academic freedom to acquire specialized knowledge, skills and
attitudes
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• Inculcate in students, skills for innovation and creativity.
VJTI is slowly and steadily getting transformed into a research institute. Our vision is
to achieve the status of a research institute where teaching is also done. The research
institute helps sharpen the intellectual abilities, develop inquisitive qualities, encourage
the process of thinking and generate ideas of innovation. The inquisitiveness in the
students and teachers can lead to R & D activities, which will finally conclude in the
development of technology.
As the students of VJTI, it is necessary to come-up with ideas which may lead to innovations
and creations. It is necessary to think and think differently. If properly carried out,
brainstorming amongst students can help not only to come up with several ideas, but to
decide the best. Cultivation of continuous process of reading and thinking among the students
will provide inspiration towards creativity. At VJTI, we would like to encourage,
creativity, and thus a “Creativity & Innovation” cell has been established. Creativity
needs time, patience and persistence. But above all it calls for the right attitude.
Being open to any and every idea without ridiculing any would be the right
approach. A better tomorrow lies in today’s creativity.
Our esteemed Institute has been selected for the 2009 IMC Ramkrishna Bajaj National
Quality 'Performance Excellence Trophy' in the Education Category by the Panel of Judges
chaired by Mr. Deepak Parekh, Chairman, HDFC Ltd at the meeting held on 12th January,
2010 at IMC.
The VJTI of my dreams is a Research Institute with strong Undergraduate / Graduate

Programmes and thus excelling in Education, Research, Innovations and Management
of Technology to become a front-runner in the cutting – edge technologies. I am
confident that with the whole – hearted support and co – operation of the teaching as
well as supporting staff and students, the dream will soon be realized.
K. G. Narayankhedkar
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MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
An Overview
Programs run in the department
1. 4 year Sandwich Pattern Diploma program started in 1887
2. 4 year Graduate program started in 1947
3. 2 year PG programs in Three Disciplines
• M.Tech. (Mechanical) Machine Design started in 1958
• M.Tech. (Mechanical) Automobile Engineering started in 1958
• M.Tech. (Mechanical) CAD/CAM and Automation started in 2000
Proposed Programs from July 2009

•M.Tech.(Mechanical) Thermal Engineering
Faculty
DEGREE STAFF
1. Dr.Medha Dharap Professor & Head
2. Prof.(Ms)S.H.Kulkarni Assistant Professor
3. Prof.S.V.Sawlekar Assistant Professor
4. Prof. Sanjay M.G. Assistant Professor
5. Dr.(Ms)P.Nambiar Assistant Professor
6. Shri P.A.Wankhade Assistant Professor
7. Shri S.N.Nakhare Lecturer
8. Shri V.M.Phalle Lecturer
9. Shri S.M.Gunadal Lecturer
10. Shri W.S.Rathod Lecturer
11. Shri H.P.Khairnar Lecturer
12. Shri Suryavanshi Lecturer
DIPLOMA STAFF
1. Shri D.J.Birmole Lecturer
2.Shri R.O.Bhagwat Lecturer
3.Shri R.S.Kadge Lecturer
4.Shri V.N.Palaskar Lecturer
5.Shri A.V.Deshpande Lecturer
6.Shri S.D.Rote Lecturer
7.Shri Peter D’souza Lecturer
8.Shri K.P.Kudalkar Lecturer
9. Shri S.V.Diwan Lecturer
10. Shri S.G.Nemade Lecturer
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CONTRACTUAL STAFF
1. Shri S.G.Patil Lecturer

2.Shri Sandip V.Shinde Lecturer
3.Prof.A.M.Wadhani Lecturer
The Department provides testing facilities for

• Hydraulic Machinery (to be accredited by NABL)
• Pressure gauges
• Trailer Designs
• Metallurgical analysis.
• Valves, Flow meters, nozzles, pipes, compressors
• Furnaces calibration
• Vibration measurements
• Engines and automobile components
• Fuel injection pump calibration
New Labs developed in the dept.

• Wind Tunnel Laboratory
• Cryogenics Laboratory
• Technical excellence Center
MOU with BARC for a state of art CFD centre
Dept. Laboratories
• Robotics and CAD/CAM Lab.
• Automobile Engg. Lab.
• CFD Lab
• Dynamics & Vibration Lab.
• Fluid Machinery Lab.
• Heat Engines Lab.
• GUI Lab.
• Metallurgy Lab.
• Non Conventional Energy Sources Lab.
• Refrigeration & A/C Lab.
• Heat Transfer Lab.
• Fluid Mechanics Lab.
• Mechanical Measurements & Controls Lab.
Workshops – Trades Conducted

• Metal Turning
• Shaping, Grinding, Milling
• Fitting
• Carpentry and Wood turning
• Smithy
• Sheet Metal Working
• Welding
• Foundry
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Departmental Students’ Associations
Mechanical Engineering Students Association

Society of Robotics & Automation
SAE India VJTI Chapter
Formation of ISHRE VJTI Chapter in process
Department Library
• About 5000 books as reference for students and teachers
• More than 200 PG Project reports
• More than 500 UG Project reports
• Catalogues, Question Papers
1. Achievements
Faculty involved Achievement Dates

Prof. Sanjay M.G Member of Delegation to visit Universities March
in USA & UK 2009
Prof. P. A. Wankhade Visit to Cranefield University UK, 9th -23rd

for International training program on Nov-2008
“An introduction to Hybrid Electric
Vehicle” & “Hybrid Electric Vehicle
system integration” ,
Dr. M.A.Dharap Member of Delegation to visit Feb 21 to
Universities in Australia 13 March
2009
Students involved Achievement Dates
SAE(Society Automotive Following are the list of competitions the 2010
Engineers),V.J.T.I Student of Mechanical Engineering Dept.
wish to participate in the near future.
BAJA 2010,FOMULA SAE2010 AND
SUPERMILEAGE
2. Developmental Activities:
Area Brief details Sponsor Amount

Laboratory development
Modernization of ANSYS Fluent ( Computational Fluid BARC Rs.6,25,000/-
labs Dynamics software)
25 users perpetual license
ZWCAD-199 Licenses for Engg. Mech.Engg. Rs.5 Lac
Procurement of Drawing, Subject installed in CCF, civil Dept.
Software lab
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3.Revenue generated:
Technical Test Fees Major Clients Amount (Rs)

Metallurgy lab. Mazagon Dock Limited Dockyard Road, 6,120/-
Mazagon, Mumbai – 400 010.
Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd., O/o The Sub 2,448/-
Divisional Engineer (E), BSNL Elect. Sub
Division, Tele.Exch. Compound, 2nd floor,
MIDC, Dombivali – 421203.
Bhudeo Sarkar, Senior Manager (Civil), Airports 2,448/
Authority of India, Civil Maintenance office,
New Airport Colony, Vile-Parle (East), Mumbai.
A.V.Ceramics,52,Mangal Kung, S.V Road, 1,224/-
Borivali (West), Mumbai-400092
Asstt-Executive Engineer Indira Dock,GWSD 8,568/-
MUMBAI PORT TRUST Civil Engineering
Department, Mumbai.
Santosh Construction, A-2, 1402, Hyde Park, 2,448/-
G.B. Road, Manpada, Thane (W), 400 607.
Assistant Engineer-II, Mumbai Central Sub- 1,224/-
Division No. I CPWD, Mumbai - 400 020.
Ashokan K., Assistant Engineer, MCSD-I, MCD 1,224/-
VIII, CPWD, Mumbai - 400 037.
Assistant Engineer, Mumbai Central Sub- 1,224/-
Division No.I,CPWD, Mumbai - 400 020.
M/s. Hemant Joshi & Associates, B/1/8, Bombay 1.224/-
Glass Work Bldg, J.K.Sawant Marg,Mahim,
Mumbai- 400 016
Assistant Engineer I, Mumbai Central Division 12,240/-
No. VI, CPWD, Mumbai - 400 020.
J.D. Yevale, SO/D,Site Office, C/O Training 4,896
School, NBH, Mumbai -400 094.
Man Ratna Developers Krushal Comercial 3,672/-
Coplex 12th floor,Above Shopper’s Stop,
G.M.Road,Chembur(W), Mumbai – 400 089.
Thomson and thomsons 51/C, Barnard 3,671/-
Market,SakinakaPipeline, Mumbai-400072
Indian Oil Corporation 3,40,000
TRAILER DESIGN Softer Carriers Pvt.Ltd. Rs.2400/
TESTING
Mehraj Engg. Rs.2400/-
Hyya India Pvt.Ltd. Rs.2400/-
New Kotuleshwar Rs.2400/-
Sainath Trailers Rs.2400/-
Sonal Fabricators Rs.2400/-
Reshamsingh & Co.Pvt.ltd Rs.2400/-
Udalik Inds. Rs.2400/-
Gandhi Auto Care Rs.2400/-
Neetu Roadways Rs.2400/-
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Konkan Indl. Marine Co Rs.2400/-
Pawan Metallic Rs.2400/-
Nafisa Roadways Rs.2400/-
Vishwakarma Engineer Rs.2400/-
HMM Coaches Rs.2400/-
Shreevijay Engg Rs.2400/-
Maungiri Fabrication Rs.2400/-
Black Diamond Rs.2400/-
Staff Activities
4. Books Published:
Faculty involved Title of Book Name of publisher, year &

month
Prof. S. N. Nakhare Book on Finite Element Methods, Is in process for publication.
Vista Publications, Delhi,
Prof. V. M. Phalle Book on “Kinematics of machine Is in process for publication
& mechanisms”
5. Papers presented:
Faculty involved Title of paper Title of Conference,

Organizer Year & Month
Dr. M. A. Dharap Prediction of Arc Resistance presented at SWICON 2008
Switchgear
Energy Margin Approach to presented at SWICON 2008
Improve Efficiency of Circuit
Breaker Mechanism
Prof.S. H. Kulkarni Comparative study of hybrid International conference on
vehicles emerging research and
advances in mechanical
engineering ERA 2009 held at
Velammal engineering
college, Chennai.
Prof. P. A. Wankhade Improvement in the operating International Conference on
characteristics of IC Engine using Advances in Mechanical
variation in “Compression Ratio” Engineering (AME 2008)
Held at SVNIT Surat, 15-17
December, 2008
6. Seminars/Conference/Workshop Organized / activities coordinated
Faculty involved Title of Conference Sponsoring Organizer,

Year & Month
Prof.H.P.Khairnar Effective Role Execution For Institute VJTI,2009,FEB.
Prof.V.B.Suryawanshi Development
Prof.A.V.Deshpande 1 week course on Computational Fluid TEQIP
Dynamics 29-12-2008 to 2-1-2009
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7. Training Program/Seminars/Conferences attended
Faculty staff Title of Conference Name of publisher,

involved year & month
Rathod W.S. Casting design and simulation IIT,Bombay
26-28September,2008
Continuing education and quality IIT,Bombay
improvement programmes July-September,2008
Modern trend in machining and materials TEQIP sponsored short
term training programme
VJTI, Mumbai-19
16th -20th Feb,2009
A.V.Deshpande 1 week course on Organized by IIT
Computer Aided Engineering Bombay November 2008
H.P.Khairnar Pedagogical training in Engg. Education VJTI,2009,MARCH
H.P.Khairnar Training on Automation Integrated Group,
Mulund, 2008.DEC.
S.V.Savlekar Training on Automation Integrated Group,
Mulund, 2008.DEC.
Dr. M.A.Dharap Training on Automation Integrated Group,
Mulund, 2008.DEC.
Dr. M.A.Dharap Training on Hyper mesh and Nastran Pune ,8-12th DEC.08
V.B. Suryawanshi Training on Automation Integrated Group,

Mulund, 2008.DEC.
Training on Hyper mesh and Nastran Pune ,8-12th DEC.08
TEQIP ACTIVITIES
Following equipments have been purchased and installed under TEQIP for the Mechanical
Engineering Department.
TECHNICAL EXCELLENCE CENTER
Sr.no. Name of the equipment Brief Description Total cost

1 Rapid Prototype Machine Technical Excellence 22,00,000
Center
2 Coordinate Measuring Technical Excellence 25,00,000
Machine Center
HYDRAULIC MACHINES LABORATORY

1 Hydraulic volumetric test Hydraulic machines 5,85,000
bench with attachments laboratory
2 Hydraulic gravimetric bench Hydraulic machines 5,63,000
with orificenmeters laboratory
3 Water hammer equipment Hydraulic machines 14,62,000
laboratory
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4 Cavitation test rig Hydraulic machines 7,69,000
laboratory
5 Sub-sonic wind tunnel Hydraulic machines 39,00,000
laboratory
AUTOMOBILE ENGG. LABORATORY
Sr.no. Name of the equipment Brief Description Total

cost
1 LS Dyna SW for Auto crash Robotics and Cad/Cam 8,65,000
analysis laboratory
2 Hyper Mesh analysis SW Robotics and Cad/Cam 8,80,000
laboratory
3 ABS braking system Automobile Engg. 1,45,000
Laboratory
CRYOGENICS LABORATORY

1 Liquid Nitrogen Plant Cryogenics laboratory 30,30,361
THERMAL ENGG. LABORATORY

cost
1 Diesel Smoke meter Thermal Engg. 1,68,800
Laboratory
2 Exhaust Gas analyzer Thermal Engg. 2,63,750
Laboratory
3 Gas turbine model Thermal Engg. 9,775
Laboratory
4 Eddy current Dynamometer Thermal Engg. 6,43,000
Laboratory
WORKSHOP

1 All geared center lathes Workshop 11,93,850
2 All geared shaping M/Cs Workshop 8,28,074
3 Air compressor Workshop 17,000
4 Arc welding transformer Workshop 15,000
5 Fly press Workshop 18,500
6 Drilling machine bench Workshop 27,800
7 Wood turning lathe Workshop 67,000
8 Hacksaw machine Workshop 69,000
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REFRIGERATION AND A.C. LAB.

1 AC Lab unit Refrigeration and A.C. 15,60,708
Lab
MECHANICAL MEASUREMENT LAB.

cost
1 Digital storage oscilloscope Vibration analysis, 82,125
control system
2 V Meca simulation SW Robotic applications, 71,154
control system
3 DC Regulated power supply Supplementary to other 27,684
devices
4 Up gradation of O ROS FFT Vibration analysis 4,12,815
analysis HW
5 B & K2250B handheld Noise and sound 4,75,396
analyzer sound level meter measurements
METALLURGY LAB.

1 Erihision cupping testing Metallurgy laboratory 33,538/-
machine
2 Polishing/Lapping machine Metallurgy laboratory 50,562/-
3 Metallurgical Image analysis Metallurgy laboratory 2,72,741/-
4 Inverted Metallurgy microscope Metallurgy laboratory 54,506/-
5 Abrasive belt grinder machine Metallurgy laboratory 19,106/-

6 Corrosion testing machine Metallurgy laboratory 1,85,625/-
7 Vickers cum brinell hardness Metallurgy laboratory 1,40,289/-
testing machine
8 Jominy end quench test Metallurgy laboratory 1,23,431/-
machine
9 Model for crystal lattice unit Metallurgy laboratory 25,000/-
cell
10 Fatigue test machine Metallurgy laboratory 86,000/-
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ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
An Overview
The department of Electrical Engineering was established in 1903 and is
located in the southern wing extension of the institute.The department conducts a variety of
courses at the diploma, bachelors and masters level in electrical and electronics engineering.
It is also recognized for doctoral research heritage and competent faculty in many diverse
fields including digital signal processing, instrumentation control theory, communication
engineering and power systems engineering.A 'state of art' high voltage laboratory has been
developed with the help of generous donations by M/s Siemens India Ltd
Faculty
PERMANENT FACULTY
Sr.No Name of the faculty Designation
1 Dr.B.K.Lande Professor and Head
2 Dr.H.A.Mangavedekar Professor
3 Dr.(Ms)M.S.Panse Professor
4 Dr.R.D.Daruwala Professor
5 Dr.N.M.Singh Professor
6 Dr.(Ms)A.N.Cheeran Assistant Professor
7 Dr.(Ms)N.P.Sarwade Assistant Professor
8 Dr.R.N.Awale Assistant Professor
9 Ms.J.O.Chandle Assistant Professor
10 Prof.S.J.Bhosale Assistant Professor
11 Prof.D.R.Mehta Assistant Professor
12 Prof.R.D.Sahani Assistant Professor
13 Mr.H.B.Choudhary Lecturer
14 Mr.P.B.Borole Lecturer
15 Ms.Amutha Jeyakumar Lecturer
16 Ms.S.R.Wagh Lecturer
17 Mr.R.A.Patil Lecturer
18 Mr.D.P.Rathod Lecturer
19 Mr.P.B.Kulkarni Diploma Head
20 Mr.S.K.Bhil Lecturer
21 Mr.A.C.Jain Lecturer,Selection Grade
22 Mr.P.K.Tejani Lecturer,Selection Grade
23 Mr.S.T. Sawant Lecturer,Selection Grade
24 Ms.Asha Sharma Lecturer,Selection Grade
25 Ms.S.R.Yadwad Lecturer,Selection Grade
Sr. No. Name of the Faculty Designation

1 Dr. Jagdish Gajjar Adjunct professor
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CONTRACTUAL FACULTY
Sr.No Name of the faculty Designation

1 Ms. Shruti Singh Lecturer
2 Ms.Ashivini Gajarushi Lecturer
3 Mr.Vikram Kheri Lecturer
4 Ms. Bhoomi Patel Lecturer
5 Ms. Ami Dapakwala Lecturer
6 Mr.D.L Gadhe Lecturer
7 Mr. Konark Kelaiya Lecturer
8 Ms. Dimple Vora Lecturer
9 Ms. Maneesha Naresh Lecturer
10 Ms. Rasmi Kamble Lecturer
11 Mr.Atul K. Kamath Lecturer
12 Ms. Bhumika Savaliya Lecturer
13 Ms. Neha Vartak Lecturer
14 Ms. Gauri Sahoo Lecturer
15 Mr. Ganesh Pimale Lecturer
16 Ms. Nisy Elsa Mathev Lecturer
17 Ms. Geetika Khamparia Lecturer
18 Mr. Krishna Kanakgiri Lecturer
19 Mr.Ayush Saxena Lecturer
VISITING FACULTY:
Sr.No Name of the faculty

1 Dr. S.C.Gadre
2 Dr. S. D. Warwandkar
3 Prof. T. P. Govindan
4 Prof. C G Barbole
5 Prof. G V Nargundkar
6 Prof. P K Keni
7 Prof. Chetan Patki
Intake Details
Sr. Course Intake

No
1 Diploma
Diploma in Electrical Engineering 60
Diploma in Electronics Engineering 60
2 Bachelor of Technology Degree Course
B.Tech. degree in Electrical Engineering 60 + 10% TFS
B.Tech. degree in Electronics Engineering 60 + 10% TFS
3 Master of Technology Degree Course
M.Tech. degree in Electrical Engineering with specialization in 25
Control Systems
M.Tech. degree in Electrical Engineering with specialization in 25
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Power Systems
M.Tech. degree in Electronics 25
M.Tech. degree in Electronics and Telecomm. Engg. 15
Laboratory and Testing Facilities
Department of Electrical and Electronics engineering has laboratories equipped with the most
modern equipments and test facilities.
Sr. Laboratory
No
1 Dynamic & Control System Lab
2 High Voltage Lab
3 Protective Relaying Lab
4 Control and Instrumentation Lab
5 Industrial Electronics Lab
6 Analog Integrated circuit Lab
7 Digital Signal Processing
8 Bio-Electronics
9 Computer II
10 Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI)
11 Microprocessor
12 Virtual Instrumentation Lab
13 Communication Lab
14 Advance Communication Lab
15 Electrical circuit & measurement Lab
16 Computing facility for PG students
17 Electronics Lab
18 Communication Lab I
19 Communication Lab II
20 Electrical Machine Lab I
21 Electrical Machine Lab II
22 Testing Room
23 Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI)
1. Achievements
Faculty/Students involved Achievement Dates

Faculty
Dr.M.S.Panse ‘BEST PARTICIPANT’ Award in Build People March
to Build the Institute Programme 2009
Dr. A. N. Cheeran Guided this project “A Walking Aid for the Jan 2009
Blind”
Student
Pratik Dhruv,Vimal Cash Prize of Rs. 10000 for the project on “A July 2008
Dharmavarapu,Manas Walking Aid for the Blind”under 6 month Jan 2009
Goel,Ajinkya Kokate Final event held by IEEE SMS Mumbai Chapter
Year B.Tech (Electronics):
2008-09 batch
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2. Visits of dignitaries/committees:
Activity description Brief details Dates

Invited talks in 1) Wind power systems - Consultant Jan 2009
collaboration with IET 2) Automotive electronics - Mr. Freddie March 2009
Dinshaw
Invited Talk 3) Power quality Prof. Gandhare Principal, Feb 2009
GCE Aurangabad.
Workshop Of EMF Mr. S. C. Bhargava Exec. Director and VP. 12th and 13th
Applications and HV L&T, BOG member Dr.A.. Kudchadkar, Mr. Feb.
Insulation. P. F. Parikh an authority on insulation And
systems, Prof. G. R. Nagabhusana AICTE 3rd to 5th
Prof. Emeritus at IISc., Dr. A. K. Ray, Raja March 2009
Ramanna Fellow and formerly Jt. Director
BARC., Dr. Shevgaonkar, Deputy Director
IIT-Bombay, Noted expert on Machines Prof.
P. A. Pramanik, Mr. A. K. Ray from Sameer,
Mr. D. P. Chakravarthy- Distinguished
scientist of India, Mr. Sunil More Secretary
General IEEMA, and many other top level
industrial experts and noted academics from
various colleges
Invited talk EMF applications in High voltage engineering Five day AICTE
sponsored
workshop at SPIT
on 19th June
2009.
Invited talk Relay Coordination – A overview Advance
protection system
workshop. May
2009
Invited talk HVDC breakdown Five day pulse
school at BARC
March 2009.
Prof. Borole and Prof. i.UNSW; Sydney Feb2009 – March
Lande visited 7 ii.Victoria University; Melbourne 2009 (Three
universities in Australia. iii.RMIT University, Melbourne weeks)
iv.Deakin University; Melbourne
v.Flinders University ;Adelaide
vi.University of Tasmania; Hobart
vii.University of Western Australia, Perth
visited.

New lab setup Virtual Instrumentation Laboratory TEQIP- 7Lakhs
VJTI
Modernization of 100 kV HVAC,HVDC system AICTE- 100 Lakh
labs commissioned in high voltage lab. NAFETIC
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RF VNA, RF Power meter, spectrum analyzer, 70.00 Lakh
Communication logic analyzer, vector signal generator.
Lab.
4. Revenue generated:

REL,NPCIL,other medium scale industries. 1,00,000/-
Staff Activities
5.Books Published:
Faculty involved Title of Book Name of publisher, year &

month
P.B. Borole EMBEDDED SYSTEM NIRALI PUBLISHER
P.B. Borole ADVANCED NIRALI PUBLISHER
MICROPROCESSOR
Faculty involved Title of paper Title of Conference, Organizer

Year & Month
Uma .R. Rao ,B.K Dispersion Compensation in International Conference On
Lande Optical Communication Links Communication , Computer and
Instrumentation at Vivekanad
Education Society’s Institute of
Technology,Mumbai , 2nd and 3rd
January 2009
Uma .R. Rao B.K. Photonic Crystal Fiber as International Conference on
Lande Dispersion Compensator Advances on Communication and
Control at Fr. Conceicao
Rodrigues College of Engg.
,Mumbai, 22nd and 23rd January
2009
Uma .R.Rao ,B.K. Erbium Doped Fiber Amplifiers International Conference on
Lande Using Photonic Crystal Fibers Emerging Technologies for
sustainable Development ,
TENCON 2009 ,23-26 Nov.2009,
Singapore
Uma .R. Rao, B.K. Design of Optical Network International Conference on
Lande. Components Using Photonic Electronic Design and Signal
Crystal Fibres Processing, ICEDSP 2009, 10-12
December, MIT Manipal.
Uma .R. Rao, B.K. Development of Erbium Doped International Joint Journal
Lande. Fiber Amplifiers Using Photonic conference in Computer,
Crystal Fibers as gain media Electronics and Electrical, CEE
2009.
B.K. Lande, Nitin State transfer problem through International Conference on
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Sharma. Grassmannian Manifolds. Systems & Cybernetics.
University of Orlando, Florida.
Srija Unnikrishnan, Complete Elimination of ISI in IEEE Transaction on
B.K Lande bandlimited lossy and less lossy communication, Paper
channels. Communicated in Aug 2009.
D.C. Karia & B.K Characterization of radio International Conference &
Lande channels for mobile Adhoc workshop on emerging trends in
Networks. technology 2010. Feb 26 & 27. at
Thakur College of Engg.
Kandivili.
Atul K. Kamath, Impact Dynamics based control American Control Conference,
Dr. N.M. Singh, of compass Gait Biped June 2009
S. K. Bhil, Atul K. Transient Stability Enhancement IEEE Proceedings of PES Calgary,
Kamath, S.R. of power system using MPC Canada, July 2009
Wagh, Dr. N.M. based TCSC controller
Singh
S.R. Wagh, Atul K. Non-linear Model Prediction Asian Control Conference Hong
Kamath, Dr. N.M. control for improving transient Kong August 2009
Singh stability of power system using
TCSC Controller
S.R. Wagh , Atul K. A nonlinear TCSC controller 7th IEEE international conference
Kamath, Dr. N.M. based on control lyapunov on control and automation,
Singh function and receding horizon Christchurch, New Zealand,
strategy for power system December 2009
transient stability improvement
H. A. Study of characteristics vegetable Insulec- 2009 organized by
Mangalvedekar, H. oils and vegetable oil mixtures for IEEMA at Bangalore Feb. 2009
B. Chaudhary, power transformers
Suvarna Bhalerao
H. A. Effect of compensator on optimal National Power system conference
Mangalvedekar , coordination of directional over – 2008 IIT Bombay
Chetan Aggarwal, current relay.
H. B. Chaudhary
Y. S. Hanumantha Industrial applications of pulse National Power system conference
and C. Ravishankar power modulator. – 2008 IIT Bombay
, H. A.
Mangalvedekar
H.A. State space modeling of Radio Plasma -08, National Plasma
Mangalvedekar, Frequency Inductively coupled conference, Ahmedabad, Dec.
B.K.Lande, Plasma generator. 2008
Sangeeta Punjabi,N.
K. Joshi
H. A. Effect of fault location on optimal IEEE- Region Ten conference held
Mangalvedekar , coordination of directional over at Hyderabad in Nov. 2008
Chetan Aggarwal current relay.
Amutha Jeyakumar Spatial Diversity techniques for 2nd National Conference on
3G CDMA systems Emerging Trends in Info.
Comm.Technologies, ISTE
Gujarat chapter, April 2009
Amutha Jeyakumar Codes for Rayleigh & Nakagami National conference on Advances
Fading Channel”, in Wireless Technologies, NIT
Surat, Dec 2008
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Amutha Jeyakumar High Power RF Amplifier for National conference on Emerging
Cellular Bands” Trends in Computers, Comm. &
Info. Technology, KJCE Mumbai,
March 2009
Amutha Jeyakumar Modified Circular Polarized National Conference on
Loop Antenna” Electronics, Comm. & Computers,
IETE Navi Mumbai, February
2009
Amutha Jeyakumar “MBS support in OFDM based 2nd National Conference on
Mobile WiMAX System” Computing, Comm., Electronics &
Management, KCES Jalgaon,
March 2009
D.P.Rathod Advanced communication system NCACS- 25,26 MARCH 2009
M.S. Panse, Pulsed FM Chirp for Sea state National Conference on Emerging
S.R.Gadgil Monitoring HF RADAR using Trends in Computers&
Lab view Platform Communication, KJSCE,
March2009
M.S.Panse, Hardware Security in Embedded National Conference on research
S.D.Singh System using Reconfigurable trends in Information Technology,
Hardware & Monitors Sinhgad College of Engg., Pune
M.S.Panse,S.P.Jagt Protocol Conversion: NTP to National Conference on Emerging
ap SINEC Hi Trends in Computers&
Communication, KJSCE,
March2009
M.S.Panse,D.V.Bho Micromechanical Cochlear International Symposium on
ir Processor Emerging Ares in Bioengineering,
IIT.Bombay,Feb.2009
Dr. A. N. Cheeran Wavelet Based Video National Conference on Emerging
Compression Trends in Computers,
communication and Information
technology,
K J Somaiya College of Engg.,
Vidhyavihar.
Dr. A. N. Cheeran Interference Suppression in DS- Second National Conference on
CDMA Emerging Trends in Information
Communication Technologies
(NCETICT)
C U Shah College of Engg. &
Technology
Dr. A. N. Cheeran Target tracking using Neural Second National Conference on
Network Computing, Communication,
Electronica & management, K C
E> Society’s College of Engg. &
Information technology.
Dr. A. N. Cheeran Automatic Extraction of data National Conference on Emerging
from Autographic Charts Trends in Computers,
communication and Information
technology,
K J Somaiya College of Engg.,
Vidhyavihar.
P.B. Borole Fourth generation quality and ITECH-09 International
mobile control conference March 2009
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P.B. Borole Asynchronous microprocessor NCCCEM -09 National
chip conference March 2009
P.B. Borole Prepaid Electricity billing system NCRTIT2009 National conference
Feb 2009
P.B. Borole Next generation grade of service NCRTIT 2009 National
and mobility control conference Feb 2009
P.B. Borole Wireless Arm for GSM control TECHNOEVOLUTION 2009
JAN 2009
P.B. Borole Next generation grade of service AISPC-2009 Jan 2009
monitoring with SMS
P.B. Borole Mains frequency Integrator NCCCEM -09 National
conference March 2009
Dr. Nisha Sarwade Carbon Nanotubes for Electronics IETE-Mumbai,2009
Dr. Nisha Sarwade Indium Antimonide Quantum – MiNDSS 2009
well Transistor
Dr. Nisha Sarwade SONOS flash Memory Device NCETICI 2009
with Improved Charge Trapping
Efficiency and Reliability
Dr. Nisha Sarwade OFDM Based Transceiver for NCETICT April,2009
802.11a application
Dr. Nisha Sarwade Telecom Convergence using IP Silver Jubilee Conference on
Multimedia Subsystem communication Technology and
VLSI Design, VIT University,
Vellore, Oct 2009
7. Seminars/Conference/Workshop Organized / activities co-coordinated
Faculty involved Title of Programme Sponsoring

Organizer, Year
& Month
1) Dr. M. S. Panse,A.A 1)Voice Culture& 1)VJTI-TEQIP
Sharma,S.K.Bhil,R.A Patil Speaking Skills Aug.2008
2) Dr. M.S. Panse , A.A Sharma , S.K Bhil 2)Training Program on 2)VJTI-TEQIP
, A.C Jain PLC NOV.2008
H. A. Mangalvedekar, H. B. Chaudhary,J. Two day workshop on TEQIP-
O. Chandle,A. N. Cheeran, Amutha Electromagnetic waves and Feb. 2009
Jaykumar, A. A. Sharma, N. M. Singh. applications
H. A. Mangalvedekar, H. B. Chaudhary,J. Three day workshop on TEQIP-

O. Chandle,A. N. Cheeran, Amutha High voltage and insulation March – 2009 in
Jaykumar, A. A. Sharma, N. M. Singh. technology collaboration with
IEEMA.
H. A. Mangalvedekar, Three day workshop on IEEMA , VJTI ,
H. B. Chaudhary EHV Transformer UICT
Insulation (proposed) Nov. 2009.
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Dr. M. S. Panse CEP-R&D Management IITBombay,Sept.2008
Build People to build the Institute VJTI-TEQIP,Feb.2009
D.P.Rathod VALUE ENGG. FOR VJTI, 29-31ST 2008
COMPETTITIVE ADVANTAGE
PLC & SCADA VJTI FEB 2008
P.B. Borole Emerging Trends in Image Processing KC College of Engg
and compression Thane Feb 2008
P.B. Borole Analog and mixed signal design and IIT Bombay Aug2008
VLSI design
P.B. Borole Workshop on nanotechnology and smart DIAT Pune Nov 2008
matrials
P.B. Borole Workshop on PLC and SCADA Prolific Thane Nov
software 2008
P.B. Borole National conference on Advances in IETE Jaipur May 2009
Communication Technologies in Cyber
age
P.B. Borole Converges 09 a national level technical R.C.Patel Institute of
Symposium Technology Dhule
Dr. Nisha Sarwade National Conference on innovations In 2009,October
Electronics and Information Technology
Dr. Nisha Sarwade India Nano-2009 IITB,2009 and June
Dr. Nisha Sarwade IEDST-2009 IITB,2009 and June
Dr. Nisha Sarwade 2nd INUP Workshop on IITB,2009 and May
Nanofabrication Technology
Dr. Nisha Sarwade INDEST consortium workshop IITB,2009 and January
9. Other activities of staff-members at Institute level or outside institute

Name of Faculty Activities
Dr.M.S.Panse 1) Chairperson – Unfair Means Committee
2) Coordinator- Ph.D. Programme/Activities
3) Member-Student Grievances committee
4) Member- CAS committee
5) TEQIP Training Coordinator
Amutha Jeyakumar Training at Signal Processing for Wireless Communication
Laboratory, The School of Electrical, Electronics and Computer
Engineering
The University of Western Australia.
24th November 2008 to 5th December 2008
D.P.Rathod Two credited courses at IIT BOMBAY (Error Correcting codes
and wireless mobile communication ), Attending third credit
course –(Digital message transmission ) at IIT BOMBAY along
with linear algebra and finite field as audit course
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Dr. A N Cheeran Worked as a Champion Professor for the 6 month event organized
by IEEE SMS Mumbai Chapter. The participants were
Undergraduate students from different parts on the State of
Maharashtra. The event was launched on 17th July 2008 and the
event concluded on 15th January 2009. The project groups were
provided with Rs. 10,000 (approximately US $ 200) towards the
expenses to build a working model. She was involved in selecting
the projects, guiding the students and also in judging the projects.
Working models were demonstrated and a prize of Rs 10,000/-
given to three teams. A separate paper presentation competition
also was held as part of this event. She participated in judging the
paper presentation competition.
P.B.Borole Delivered lectures on ASIC and timing verification of VLSI at
Gawade Institute of Technology Mumbai .
Delivered lecture on Real Time OS at Vidylankar Institute Of
Technology Mumbai
10. Students’ Association activities:

Industrial visit An industrial visit was arranged for the 4th April 2009
Second year Electrical Engineering
students They visited Crompton Greeves
, Transformer Manufacturing Divisions,
Kanjur marg, Mumbai.
Workshop on Matlab A workshop was conducted by Mr. 29th and 30th of July
Pravin Kakkar and Mr. Vignesh 2009
Ramanathan our passed out meritorious
students for the benefit present final
year and third year students
The end
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CIVIL & ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
An Overview
The Institute started offering Diploma Course in Civil Engineering in 1912.The present
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering started as Department of Sanitary
Engineering & Plumbing in 1923 with ‘Licentiate in Civil & Sanitary Engineering’.
To meet the growing needs of industry for higher level technical education, the institute
started offering degree course in Civil Engineering in 1948. Civil & Environmental
Engineering Department started offering post graduate degree courses in Civil Engineering
with specialization in Environmental Engineering since 1962 and later on in Transportation
Engineering and Construction Management. The Civil Engineering Department is situated on
the first floor in an extension of the main building.
Currently Civil & Environmental Engineering Department runs three year Diploma program,
four year undergraduate Degree Program & two year Post-Graduate programs in
Environmental Engineering, Construction Management and also admits students for Ph D.
Faculty
Permanent Faculty
Sr. No. Name of Faculty Designation

1. Dr.V.M. Topkar Professor & Head
2. A.D.Kulkarni Assistant Professor
3. S.Y. Mhaske Assistant Professor
4. Dr. P.P. Bhave Assistant Professor
5. Late S.L. Bodas Lecturer, Selection Grade
6. J.S. Main Lecturer, Selection Grade
7. Mrs. Ashita J. Sheth Lecturer, Selection Grade
8. P.S. Chaudhari Lecturer, Selection Grade
9. Mrs. Vijaya S. Bhangale Lecturer, Selection Grade
10. Mrs. Shweta A. Sagole. Lecturer
11. C.R. Bhole Lecturer
12. Ms. Amruta P. Gorkar Lecturer
13. P.K. Agale Lecturer
Contractual Faculty
1. P.P. Gawade Lecturer
Visiting Faculty
1. Nayan Khambati
2. Dr. A.D. Patwardhan
3. Dr. Arti Phadke
4. V.P. Kulkarni
5. Dr. M.G. Karmarkar
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6. Mr. R.C. Karve
7. Dr. Aruna Joshi
8. Dr. V. V. Joshi
9. C.M. S. Kutty
10. S. Danial
Intake Details
Sr. No. Course Intake
1) Diploma
Diploma in Civil Engineering 60
2) Bachelor of Technology
B.Tech. in Civil Engineering 60
3) Master of Technology
M.Tech in Civil Engineering with 17
specialization in Environmental Engineering
M.Tech in Civil Engineering with specialization 17
in Construction Management.
Laboratory and Testing Facilities
Civil & Environmental engineering department has laboratories equipped with the most
modern equipments and test facilities.
Sr Laboratory Total Carpet Area Capacity

No (Sq. m) (batch size)
1 Environmental Engg. Lab-I 199.82 30
( Water and Waste Water)
2 Environmental Engg. Lab-II 196.54 30
(Air Pollution & Noise Pollution)
5 Transportation Engineering 431.94 30
6 Hydraulics 245.21 30
7 Land surveying 35.84 60
8 Geology 106.14 60
9 Plumbing 238.59 30
10 Plumbing display 400 30
11 PG Computer Laboratory 63.44 30
12 Computer Laboratory 114.68 60
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Electives offered by the Department
Sr No Diploma Under Graduate Post Graduate

1 Theory Of Structures Earthquake Engineering Advanced Project
Management
2 Irrigation Engineering Industrial Waste Water Operation Research
Management
3 Prestressed Concrete Value Management
4 Pavement Management System Risk & Disaster

Management
5 Advanced Construction
Engineering
6 Pavement Design &
Construction
7 Advanced Structural analysis
8 Plastic Analysis of Steel

Structures
Research & Consultancy

The Civil & Environmental Engineering Department continuously undertakes research &
consultancy projects to share & enhance technical knowledge. The department also provides
testing services to the industry for testing cement, aggregates, bitumen etc. The faculty &
students both are benefited from the exposure they get through these activities.
Some of the Project/ Consultancy work done during 2008-2009
Sr No. Client Project/ Consultancy Charges (Rs)

1) Scomi Engineering, Powai Utility Survey at 10,000
Monorail Site at
Chembur
2) Mahindra & Life Space Developers Design of Internal Road 17,934
Ltd., Mumbai at Pune
3) Improvement of Kajupada Pipe Brihanmumbai 25,000
Line Road in Kurla(W) Municipal Corporation.
4) Various organizations Bituminous Mix Design 5,00,000
& Related work
1. Achievements

Faculty
Prof. S.Y. Mhaske Award of Rs.2000/- as faculty incentive for 12 th
paper publication “GIS-GPS for studies on January
Liquefaction Induced Soil Movements during 2009.
Earthquake an Overview” in international
conference proceedings.
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Student
Vruti P. Rathod A National Quiz on Civil Engineering – 20 th
Chirag P. Bheda National Champions of Bending Moment 2009 March
at IIT, Madras organized by TATA TISCON 2009

Computer Laboratory is set up with 60 nos Institute Rs 25 Lakh
New lab setup Pentium – IV computers with 01 printer at funds & PG
Second floor, Civil Engg. Dept ( Const.
40 Nos Internet connections ( 24 Hrs) 100 Mgmt)
mbps funds
Modernization of
labs
Procurement of 60 Nos ZWCAD software under Rs. 1.20
Software maintenance lakh
of improved
computer
facility
06 Nos Primavera Software TEQIP Rs 7.0 lakh
01 No ArcGIS Software Rs.7.0 Lakh
02 Nos GPS path Finder Software Rs 3.5 Lakh
15 Nos GRAM++ Software Rs 0.5 Lakh

Environmental Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation, 4,50.000
Engineering Municipal Corporation Of Greater Mumbai, Navi
Laboratory- Testing & Mumbai Municipal Corporation, K.Raheja
Consultancy Universal
Transportation Bharat Construction, B.G. Shirke Construction 14,65,800
Engineering Tech. Pvt.Ltd., Navbharat Construction, Ashwini
Laboratory Infraprojects, S.N. Bobe & Associates, MCGM,
PWD, Wonder Technology etc.
Staff Activities

Year & Month
Dr. P.P. Bhave Endocrine Disruptors- A Cause of Indian Water Works association-
concern 41 st Annual Convention at
Hyderabad, January 2009
S. Y. Mhaske & Application of GIS-GPS for First World Congress on
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Dr.Deepankar studies on liquefaction induced soil Disaster Management (WCDM-
Chaudhari ( IIT movements during earthquake: An 2008), October 21 - 24, 2008,
Bombay) overview Hyderabad, India, Vol.1, pp. 52-
63 in CD.
S. Y. Mhaske Application of GIS-GPS for Land Pravara International
records mapping Conference on Emerging Trends
in Engineering ( PICETE-2008),
December 20 – 23, 2008, Loni ,
India , in CD
Abhishek Dwivedi An Integrated approach of GIS in Third CUSAT National
and S. Y. Mhaske Disaster Management Conference on Recent Advances
in Civil Engineering ( RACE-
2008), December 4 – 6 , 2008,
Cochin University of Science
and Technology , Kochi, India,
Paper No 45, pp 301 – 307
J.S. Main Sewage Treatment & Reuse National Seminar on

Conservation of Water –
Jan2009 by Indian Plumbing
Association, Mumbai Chapter
Faculty involved Title of Conference Sponsoring

Organizer, Year
& Month
J.S. Main One Day Seminar for Civil & Env.
Late S.L. Bodas. Industry Professionals Engg. Dept. on
13 th March 2009.
Faculty staff Title of Conference Name of Organizer, year &

involved month
Dr. V. M. Topkar “Management Capacity Programme organized by MDI,
Development” Gurgaon, 9-14 February 2009
“New Accreditation Norms” Workshop organized by AICTE
for assessors at SPCE, Mumbai on
11 th June 2009.
“Effective Teaching/ Learning of IIT, Bombay. 21-25 April 2009.
Computer Programming”
“Industry –Academia Confederation of Indian Industries,
Collaboration” CII, 27 th May 2009.
A J Sheth “Voice Culture & Speaking Nimble Foundation,Churchgate,
Skills” Mumbai,
Aug 27, Sept 10,17,24,Oct 10
2008
V. S. Bhangale “Watershed Development Engg Staff College of India, Gachi
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& Management” Bowli, Hyderabad 500032
sponsored by TEQIP VJTI
13-17 Oct 2008
A.P.Gorkar “Watershed Development Engg Staff college of India, Gachi
& Management” Bowli, Hyderabad 500032
sponsored by TEQIP VJTI
13-17 Oct 2008
“Build the people to build the Life skills Development Academy
Institute” Mumbai
Aug 2008 – Sept 2008
“Voice Culture & Speaking Nimble Foundation,Churchgate,
Skills” Mumbai,
Aug 27, Sept 10,17,24,Oct 10
2008
S.A.Sagole “Build the people to build the Life skills Development Academy
Institute” Mumbai, 01 Feb- 02 Apr 2009
C R Bhole “Material Testing & Procedure of National Institute of Training for
Lab Practices” HighwayEngineers.(NITHE),Noida
22-27 Dec 2008
Faculty staff involved Activity

Dr. V.M. Topkar • Member of Board of Studies in Civil
Engineering of University of Mumbai.
• Dean Academic from December 2004.
• Risk & Value management lecture
delivered in IE(I) training programme on
Construction management , July 2009.
• Member of faculty of Technology of
University of Mumbai.
• Member of selection committee as
University/AICTE nominee at University
Institute Chemical Technology,
K.J.Sommaiya College of Engineering,
Datta Meghe College of Engineering.
• Member of Building Works Committee
of University of Mumbai as Chancellor’s
Nominee
• Planning of Safety Procedures at Work
Sites- Training programme for junior and
Middle level engineers by Nagarjuna
Construction Co. Ltd. on 9 th June 2009.
• A talk on “Layout of Buildings &
Facilities w.r.t. Safety & Security of the
Occupants”- Workshop organized by
AICTE for assessors at SPCE, Mumbai
on 11 th June 2009.
A.D. Kulkarni • Being a member of DTE Committee,
inspected new Technical & Management
Colleges in Jan-March 2009
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• Member of Departmental Post Graduate
Committee (DPGC) for Civil Dept.
• Mid-Semester Test (MST) & End
Semester Examination (ESE) Co-
ordinator of PG (Const. Mgmt) for Civil
& Env.Engineering Dept.
• Lectures delivered in Institution of
Engineers- Mumbai on Construction
Management topics in July 2009
• Lectures delivered in M/S Nagarjuna
Construction Co. on Construction
Management topics in July 2009
• Advisor- Building & Construction
Committee- VJTI
S.Y. Mhaske. • Deputed for doctoral programme at I.I.T,
Bombay under college teacher category.
Dr. P.P. Bhave • Chairman- Committee for syllabus of 3
year diploma courses at VJTI
• Deputed to visit seven Australian
Universities as a part of VJTI delegation
during Feb-March’2009.
• Chairman- Committee for Promotion of
‘Class III-IV VJTI employee’
• Selected as “Certified Quality Examiner
for IMC’s , Ramkrishna Bajaj National
Quality Award”
• Visiting faculty for ‘Environmental
management’ for MHRDM Final Year
Course in at Wellingkar’s Management
Institute, Mumbai, January-March 2009.
J.S. Main • Being a member of DTE Committee,
Colleges in Jan-March 2009
ordinator of PG (Env. Engg.) for Civil &
Env.Engineering Dept.
• Co-ordinator for M.Tech (Civil
)admission.
• M.Tech. time table preparation.
• Co-ordinator for M.Tech registration,
feedback & counseling.
• Arranging site visits.
• Member of expert committee for
technical evaluation of automatic meter
reading for water meter appointed by
Municipal Corporation of Greater
Mumbai.
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A J Sheth • Department Co-ordinator for preparation
of Mandatory Disclosure (2008-09).
• Departmental Library work.
ordinator of UG for Civil &
Env.Engineering Dept.
• Secretary of Departmental Under-
Graduate Committee (DUGC) for Civil
Dept.
• Co-ordinator for feedback of faculty of
Civil & Env.Engineering Dept.
• Being a member of DTE Committee,
Colleges in Jan-Feb 2009
P.S. Chaudhari • Deputed for post graduate programme at
I.I.T, Bombay under Quality
Improvement Programme (QIP).
V. S. Bhangale • Secretary of Diploma Departmental
Programme Committee (DDIPC) for
Civil & Env.Dept.
• Co-ordinator – Civil & Env. Engg. Dept
– Industry Institute Interaction
• Managing Administrative work related to
Diploma Programmes.
• Co-ordinator – R-2009 Diploma Syllabus
of Civil & Env. Dept.
• Accreditation of Diploma Programmes-
Preparation and submission document for
Civil & Env. Engg. Department.
C R Bhole • Mid-Semester Test (MST) & End
ordinator for Civil & Env.Engineering
Dept.
• Central Assessment Programme Co-
Ordinator for Diploma Civil & Env.
Engg. Dept.
• Member of Diploma Departmental
Programme Committee (DDIPC) for
Civil & Env.Dept.
• Worked forVJTI First Year Engineering
Admission at College of Engineering
Pune in June 2009
S.A. Sagole • Worked for First Year Degree
Engineering admission June 2008.
• Diploma, Degree, Post Graduate students
document verification for 2005-2008 in
Nov-Dec.2008.
• Assisted in preparing the compliance
report for Diploma for the year 2009-
2010
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• Accreditation of Diploma Programmes-
Preparation of submission document.
A P Gorkar • Associating with Prof S Y Mhaske for
setting of New Computer Laboratory &
Maintenance of Computer Laboratory.
• Prepared Time-Table for Odd & Even
Semesters for the period of July 2008 &
Jan 2009 for Diploma, Degree & Post
Graduate Courses.
• Worked in First Year Diploma
Admission Cell in June 2008 & June
2009
8. Outside Classroom Learning:
Activity Description Brief details Dates

Lectures of Industry Quality of Concrete in High Rise 10/09/2008
Professionals Buildings- Mr. S.H. Jain.
Consulting Engineer,Struct Bombay
Consultants, Mumbai-400030
Water Literacy- Dr. D.G. Deshkar Editor, 24/09/2008
Jalsavand magazine, Advisor, Econeeds
foundation.
Expansion Joints for Bridges- Mr. A.R. 21/01/2009
Jambhekar.
Executive Director, S.N.Bobe &
Associates
Redevelopment Tips for New 28/01/2009
Construction- Mr. Jaykumar J. Shah.
Chartered Engineer
Spatial Technology in Civil Engineering- 04/02/2009
Mr. Shankar Bagale.
GIS- Developer,
Reliance Group of Industries
Effective Site Management- Mr. Tejas 18/02/2009
Sura. Joint Managing Director, Conart
Engineers Ltd. Mumbai-400031
Concrete for Construction- Mr. S.H. Jain. 25/03/2009
Struct Bombay Consultants, Mumbai.
Waste Water Treatment & Disposal- Mr. 02/04/2009
S.N. Patankar. Retired Chief & City
Engineer, MCGM, Mumbai
TEQIP Networking 14 students- M.Tech ( Env. Engg.) and 01/10/2008
visit to Central Water 21 students – B.Tech ( Civil )
and Power Research accompanied with Prof. J.S. main & Dr.
station ( CWPRS) & P.P. Bhave visited Central water and
Khadakwasla Dam, Power Research station ( CWPRS) &
Pune Khadakwasla Dam, Pune to show the
students different models, research
laboratories and concrete gravity dam.
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TEQIP Networking 10 students- M.Tech ( Const. Mgmt.) and 20/10/2008
visit to College of 25 students – B.Tech ( Civil )
Military Engineering- visited College of Military Engineering-
Khadki & Khadki & College of Engineering ,
College of Engineering, Pune. to show the students different
Pune. models, building materials, research
laboratories, model building and a
museum displaying defense equipments
Development under Technical Education Quality Improvement Programme (TEQIP)
I Software Purchased
Details Amount in (Rs.)
06 Nos Primavera Software Rs 7.0 lakh
01 No ArcGIS Software Rs 7.0 lakh
02 Nos GPS path Finder Software Rs 3.5 Lakh
15 Nos GRAM++ Software Rs 0.5 Lakh
II Instruments / Equipments Purchased
Name of Instruments / Equipments Amount in (Rs.)
i) Digital Compression Testing Machine 2,79,990
ii) Replacement of mounted Rubber 54,080
Slider
iii) Ductility Testing Machine 1,41,822
iv) Thin Film Oven for Modified Bitumen 51,694
v) GPS Surveying & Mapping Receiver 4,98,600
vi) Marshall Stability Apparatus with 1,46,250
Auto Compactor
vii) Rolling Thin film oven 2,81,250
viii) Bump Integrator Accesories 3,67,070
ix) Brookfield Digital Viscometer 3,46,360
x) Road Scan System (Data Acquisition 18,19,124
Module)
xi) Antenna for Road Scan System 6,49,550
xii) Antenna for Utility Scan System 6,74,870
xiii) Polished Value Test Apparatus and 1,36,631
Accessories
xiv) Analytical Balance 77,410
xv) Spectrophotometer 3,27,838
xvi) Turbidity meter 93,956
xvii) COD Analyser 64,911
xviii) BOD Track Apparatus 1,91,207
xix) Gas Chromatograph (GC) with all 11,25,000
accessories
III Staff Development
Training programmes/ Conferences/ Courses/ Workshops attended by faculty
Faculty Involved Title of Conference Name of Organizer , Year &
Month
Dr. V. M. Topkar “Management Capacity Programme organized by MDI,
Development” Gurgaon, 9-14 February 2009
Late S.L. Bodas International course on CRRI, New Delhi.
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dissemination of 13-24 October 2008.
HDM4 Highway
Decision Model 4
Prof. A.J.Sheth Cities & Floods Department of civil Engg., IIT,

Prof. V. S. Bhangale Bombay, Mumbai-400076
17.18 Nov. 2006
Prof. V. S. Bhangale Environmental National Institute Of Technical
Legislation Industrial Engineering, NITIE,
Vihar Lake, Mumbai-400087.
6-10 August 2007.
Prof. A.J.Sheth Managerial Skills for National Institute Of Technical
Technical Personnel Industrial Engineering, NITIE,
22-26 October 2007
Dr. P.P. Bhave. Best Practices in National Institute Of Technical
Prof. J.S. Main. Environmental Industrial Engineering, NITIE,
Management. Vihar Lake, Mumbai-400087.
3-5 September 2007
Prof. V.M. Topkar Administrative and NITTTR, Bhopal.
Prof. A.D. Managerial Skills April 2007 held at Mumbai
Kulkarni.
Prof. J.S. Main
Prof. A.D. Project Management National Institute Of Technical
Kulkarni. Industrial Engineering, NITIE,
27-29 August 2007
Prof. V. S. Bhangale Watershed Engg Staff college of India, Gachi
Prof. A.P. Gorkar Development Bowli, Hyderabad 500032
& Management sponsored by TEQIP VJTI, 13-17
Oct 2008
Prof. A.P. Gorkar Build the people to Life skills Development Academy
build the Institute Mumbai
Aug 2008 – Sept 2008
Prof. C R Bhole Material Testing & National Institute of
Procedure of Lab Training for
Practices HighwayEngineers.(NITHE),Noida.
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COMPUTER ENGINEERING AND INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENT
An Overview
The Department runs two under-graduate programs viz. B.Tech.(Comp), B. Tech.(IT) and
two postgraduate programs viz. M. Tech.(Comp) and M.C.A. Department has incorporated
all the latest facilities for the benefit of the students. The latest software and hardware
equipments are provided to the students.
Faculty
Permanent Faculty members
Sr. Name Designation

No
1 Dr. S.S. Sane Professor and Head
2 Dr. B. B. Meshram Professor
3 Dr. G. P. Bhole Assistant Professor
4 Dr. S. G.Bhirud Assistant Professor
5 Ms. P. M. Chawan Assistant Professor
6 Mr. M.R. Shirole Assistant Professor
7 Prof. M M Chandane Assistant Professor
8 Prof. V B Nikam Assistant Professor
9 Prof. A.A Pandit Assistant Professor
10 Mrs. Seema C Shrawne Lecturer
11 Prof. V. K.Sambhe Lecturer
12 Prof. P.V Petkar Lecturer
13 Prof. L.C Nene Lecturer
Laboratories
Sr. Name of List of Major Equipments/Facilities

No Laboratory
1 Multimedia Lab 1. LCD Projector
2. Work Station
3. PC Notebook
4. PC Digital Camera, Digital Handy cam
5. Scanner
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With 19 PIV machines with TFT Monitors
2 L T Lab 1. Common IBM Server Xenon Dual Processor for LT ,VN
CB lab and MCA lab
2. 40 Client machines
3 Charles 1. Common IBM Server Xenon Dual Processor for LT,VN
Babbage Lab CB lab and MCA lab
2 CB and VN labs with 71 Client machines
4 Von Neumann 1 Common IBM Server Xenon Dual Processor for LT,VN
Lab CB lab and MCA lab
2 CB and VN labs with 114 Client machines
5 MCA Lab 1. Common IBM Server Xenon Dual Processor for LT,VN
CB lab and MCA lab
2. 25 Client machines
6 Internet 1. 12 Pentium Machines
networking Lab 2. 6 Routers
3. 6 Switches
4. 10 Wireless Access Points
5. 2 Firewalls
7 DLDA Lab 1. Universal Trainer Base System alongwith Daughter
boards – 08 sets
2. Universal Cross Assembler for 8085, 8051 and PICO
Blaze – 08 sets
3. Integrated PC based Logic Analyzer with Disital Pattern
Generator –03
4. C-cross compiler ,simulator and assembler supports
8051 family and its derivatives (Licensed s/w) –01 No
5. C-cross compiler ,simulator and assembler supports
ARM family (Licensed s/w) – 01 No
6. Universal In-circuit Emulator – 01 No
Computing Facility
Sr. Particulars Availability

No
1 No of 373 (PIV, PIII)
Computer
terminals
2 Hardware PIV, PIII, 2 HP Server,
Specification 2 IBM XEOn Processor,
(Servers) 2 HP Xeon Processor
3 No of terminals 373
of LAN/WAN
4 Relevant Legal Application Rational Rose, Oracle, MSDN Dev.
Software Package, Informix, Turbo C, Fox pro,
Multimedia software
System Red Hat Linux, Windows NT,
Windows 2003, Windows 2000
5 Peripheral(s)/ 27
Printers
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6 Internet 100 Mbps 24 hrs
Accessibility
(in kbps & hrs)
In addition to this, the Department has specialized laboratories in Modern Information

Systems & Internetworking. The syllabi of the Department is designed so as to match the
needs of the industry. Apart from giving thorough technical knowledge using the state-of-art
technology, the students are given experience in working in groups on live projects.
Departmental Library:
Books Journals Any other please

National International CDs, VCDs, specify
Multimedia
Excellent Project
300 3 1 57 Reports
TEQIP Activities:
Project Title Project Amount Funding Status Number of

Duration Received Agency (Completed / Faculty involved
in progress)
Modernization 5 Years Eight World Completed ONE faculty
and Crore Bank member was
strengthening ( Rs. 8 Cr) Under The amount involved in writing
of TEQIP was used for the project
Laboratories, various proposal. Mrs.
Computer projects. Pramila M.
Centers & Chawan was
Libraries of involved in writing
Computer the project
Technology proposal.
Department
SEVEN - faculty
members involved
in the utilization of
this grant for
various projects.
The projects
completed through
this grant are
1.CLUSTER
computing Lab
2. Multimedia
Streaming Lab
3.Internetworking
Lab
4. Central
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Computing Facility
5.CampusWide
Networking
6.Server purchase
Institute 6 months 50 lakhs World Completed Three faculty
Software Bank members involved
Purchase Under
TEQIP
Faculty Achievement Details:
1. Achievements

Faculty
A. A. Pandit Mentoring of 1 TGMC projects in top 20 in Sept
India among more than 1250 projects across 2008-
India Feb2009
A. A. Pandit Mentoring of 2 TGMC projects in top 50 in Sept
India among more than 1250 projects across 2008-
India Feb2009
A. A. Pandit Awarded Drona Award by IBM March20
09
Student
Mr. Rameez (B.Tech. Final Interviwed by Business India for his original March
student) project on ‘Finger Mouse’ 2009

Dhairya Dand, Mini Nair, Ravi TGMC project in top 20 in India among more Sept
Mangal, Anuja Pol than 1250 projects 2008-
Feb2009
Kartik Nayak, Amit Chavan, TGMC project in top 50 in India among more Sept
Keval Vora, Manish Purohit than 1250 projects 2008-
Feb2009
Kushagra Gupta, Vineet TGMC project in top 50 in India among more Sept
Agarwal , Sandeep Jain, Manoj than 1250 projects 2008-
Thakur Feb2009

Lecture on Microprocessors Mr. Mahesh Bhatkal, Director, 30/01/2008
ADM Pvt. Ltd was invited to share
his knowledge with our students
Lecture on Frontiers of Research Mr. Sumeet Rajwade, Tech. 13/02/2008
in IT Director, Rediff was invited to share
Lecture on E-learning Dr. Sasikumar, CDAC was invited 05/03/2008
to share his knowledge with students
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Lecture on Datawarehousing - Delloite software had sent a group of 12/03/2008
case study experts to share their expertise with
our students
Lecture on Information Security Citi Group had sent a group of 19/03/2008
experts to share their expertise with
our students
Lecture on Design thinking and Mr. Pradeep Pendse, Dean Verticals, 26/03/2008
Innovation Welingkar Institute;VP, CSI was
invited to share his knowledge with
our students
Lecture on O/S and Architecture Citi Group had sent a group of 02/04/2008
experts to share their expertise with
our students
Sensor Networks Dr. Ragade from Louiseville 12/12/2008
University
Lecture on Cyber Security Dr.Shitute was invited to share his 21/01/2009
knowledge with our students
Lecture on Data Mining Ms.Rekha Ramesh , Shah and 18/02/2009
Anchor Kutcchi Engg College
Lecture on OOAD Mr. Pradeep Pendse, Dean Verticals, 25/03/2009
Welingkar Institute;VP, CSI
IP Multimedia Mr.M B Sayyad was invited to share 08/04/2009
Lecture on Networked Cyber Prof. Rahul Mangharam of 30/03/2009
Physical Systems Pennsylvania University
Datawarehousing Mr.Kshitij Ashtekar from Accenture 22/4/2009
was invited to share his knowledge
with our students

Statewide admission for Department of Technology, Maharashtra 1.43 Lakhs
MCA
From the sanctioned amount by DTE for the MCA admission the following purchases were
made
1. One LCD projector for Rs. 48422/-
2. Two printers for Rs. 5475 each(Total Rs. 10950/-).
These were purchased for the department.
Staff Activities
Faculty involved Title of paper Title of Conference, Organiser

Year & Month
Abhijeet Gole, ” Master Token Ring Resource 3rd International Conference On
Suneeta Sane Management Algorithm for Advanced Computing &
Distributed Systems Communication Technologies
ICACCT, November 08-09.
Bhavna Gupta, Model for Location Dependent International Conference on
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Suneeta Sane Data Services to Mobile Clients Advances in Computing,
Communication & Control in
association with ACM-
SIGMOID,January 23-24, 2009
Sunita.S.Sane and Generating OWL Ontologies from International Conference on
Archana Shirke a Relational Databases for the Advances in Computing,
Semantic Web Communication & Control in
association with ACM-
SIGMOID,January 23-24, 2009
Mrs. Pramila M. Grid FTP Protocol combined with ETCC-08 - National
Chawan Data Grid use for sharing files Conference on emerging trends
Nitin R. Gavai in Computing &
Mamta Meena Communication’ , Dec 30-31,
2008 held at NIT, Hamirpur,
Himachal Pradesh
Mrs. Pramila M. Changes and challenges in Grid ETCC-08 - National
Chawan environment Conference on emerging trends
Nitin R. Gavai in Computing &
Mamta Meena Communication’ , Dec 30-31,
2008 held at NIT, Hamirpur,
Himachal Pradesh
Mrs. Pramila M. Grid FTP: A Secure, Efficient Data NCRTIT2009- National
Chawan Transport Mechanism Conference on Recent Trends in
Nitin R. Gavai Information Technology held at
Mamta Meena Padmashri Dr. Vithalrao Vikhe
Patil COE, Ahemadnagar
Mrs. Pramila M. Web Outlier Mining: Techniques RTICSIT- National Conference
Chawan for Mining Web Outliers On Recent Trends In
Jalapa D Mehta, Computer Science &
Anokhi D Jadhav Information Technology at
Guru Nanak Dev
Engineering College, Mailoor
Road Bidar
Mrs. Pramila M. Better Approach to Requirement RTICSIT- National Conference
Chawan Engineering with Agile Process On Recent Trends In
Nirmala Shinde, Computer Science &
Mansi U Kulkarni Information Technology at
Guru Nanak Dev
Engineering College, Mailoor
Road Bidar
Dr. B.B. Meshram 1. Intrusion Prevention System For 1. 1st National Conference on
Teenam Bansode End User & Network Cryptography and Network
Security (NCCNS- 2009), VIT
University, Vellore.
( Feb. 18-19, 2009)
Dr. B.B. Meshram 1. Testing Web Based Systems. 1.National level conference on
Amit Barve(1,2), recent trends on computer
science and information
Kirtikumar technology mahajana PG
Dupare(1) 2. Obstacles In Development Of IT Mysore,
In Rural Area. (April 17-18 2009.)
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2. National level conference on
sustainable rural development
North maharastra university
Jalgaon.
Dr.S.G.Bhirud 1. Feature Vector Space Audio 1.National conference at SSIT
Balaji Bodhake Classification Using Multiple TUMKUR,Karnataka
Amol Features.
Potgantwar
2. Face Regognition Using PIFS 2. National conference at SSIT
Code. TUMKUR,Karnataka
Prof. G. P. Bhole 1. A Brief Review of Routing 1. EEE International Advance

Arti B. Mumbarkar Methods for Scalability in AD Hoc Computing Conference (IACC-
Network with a Case Study 09), Thapar University, Patiala
(March 6-7 2009).
2.Review of Routing Methods in 2. National Conference on

Ad Hoc Network for Scalability Emerging Trends In Computing
and Communication (ETCC-08),
NIT Hamirpur (Dec. 30-31,
3. A Brief Review of Routing 2008).
Methods for Scalability in Ad Hoc
Network 3. 1st National Conference on
Cryptography and Network
Security (NCCNS- 2009), VIT
University, Vellore (Feb. 18-19,
2009).
M.R. Shirole, DSR Over AODV Routing for “National Conference on
Samyak Shah, Amit mobile networks using glomosim Emerging Trends in Computer
Khandre. simulator Technology (ETCT’2008)” held
at Surat, Gujarat
M.R. Shirole, Performance Evolution of Ad-hoc “National conference on Mobile
Samyak Shah, Amit Routing Protocols Using NS2 and Pervasive Computing
Khandre. Simulator (CoMPC 2008)” on 7th & 8th
August, 2008 at Chennai
M.R. Shirole, Challengs & Routing attacks in “National Conference on
A. Tiwari, MANET Emerging Trends in computing
A. VenktaRao. and communication” ETCC-08
Dec 30-31, 2008 at
Hamirpu(HP)
M M Chandane, Cross Layer Design Issues in NCRTIT, Feb. 2009
Swati Mehta MANET
M M Chandane, Network Design Using OPNET NCRTIT, Feb. 2009
Swati Mehta
Aparna Santra, Mobility Management in next CRTIT, Feb. 2009
Akrosh Tiwari, generation personal
M M Chandane communication networks
A. A. Pandit, Ronald 1st International Conference on
Bhuleskar, Anoop Hybrid Spam E-mail Filtering Computational Intelligence,
Sherlekar (Published in IEEE proceedings) Communication Systems and
Networks (CICSyN 2009) July
2009, Indore, India
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A. A. Pandit, Jyot 1st International Conference on
Talreja, Ankitkumar RFID Tracking System for Computational Intelligence,
Mundra Vehicles (RTSV) (Published in Communication Systems and
IEEE proceedings) Networks (CICSyN 2009) July
2009, Indore, India
A. A. Pandit, A Simple Wearable Hand Gesture The International Conference of
Dhairya Dand,Sisil Recognition Device using iMEMS Soft Computing and Pattern
Mehta, Ankit (Accepted for conference and Recognition (SoCPaR 2009),
Daftery, Shashank publication) December 2009 , Malaysia
Sebason
V. K. Sambhe 1.Data Mining & its application in 1. 1st National Conference on
Deepak Kumar communication & intelligence Cryptography and Network
Pathak envioronment Security (NCCNS- 2009), VIT
University, Vellore
(Feb 18-19 2009)
5. Seminars/Conference/Workshop Organized / activities co-ordinated

Organizer, Year
& Month
Fifteen participants from V.J.T. Institute Workshop on VJTI, August 13-
Internetworking 17, 2008
Thirty participants from various National Workshop on VJTI & SGGSIT
Engineering colleges of Maharashtra Current Trends in Nanded. Jan 3rd –
Information and Database 7th, 2009
Technology.
Dr. S G Bhirud Conducted STTP Multimedia
Course in Jan 2009
A. A. Pandit Workshop on DB2, IBM, 2008
Websphere and Eclipse September

Dr. S. S. Sane DASFAA International Conference in New Delhi. February
2008
Databases
Dr. S. S. Sane Build People to build the Institute VJTI, Second batch
November 2008.
Seven Saturdays.
Mrs. Pramila Chawan Voice Culture & speaking skills Training Program
organized under TEQIP
in Sept-Oct 2008
Mrs. Pramila Chawan Statistics - Applications To A short term (5 days)
Engineering’ Training Program
in Nov 2008
Mrs. Pramila Chawan Multimedia Systems A short term (6 days)
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Training Program
from 2nd -7th Feb 2009
Mrs. Pramila Chawan Effective role execution for Institute A short term (2 days)
Development training program
in March 09
M. R. Shirole LateX College of engineering
Pune, on April 5th – 7th,
2008
M. R. Shirole Multimedia Systems VJTI & Govt.
Polytechnic Mumbai,
Feb 2nd – 07th, 2009
M. R. Shirole Build People to build the Institute VJTI, Jan 30th –march
21st, 2009. Seven
Saturdays.
M. R. Shirole Demystifying E-learning C-DAC Navi Mumbai
Jan 5th-6th , 2008.
M. R. Shirole National Workshop on Current Trends VJTI & SGGSIT
in Information and Database Nanded. Jan 3rd – 7th,
Technology. 2008.
Prof. Anala Pandit Convergence -08 KRESIT, Mumbai
March 2008
A. A. Pandit Rule based Expert systems Workshop at CDAC -
17th - 18th Oct 2008
A. A. Pandit 1st International Conference on 23-25 July 2009,
Computational Intelligence, Indore, India
Communication Systems and Networks
(CICSyN 2009)
Mrs.S.C.Shrawne Internetworking Workshop 19th to 23rd Aug 2008
Faculty involved Activity

Dr. S. S. Sane Chairman, PGAPEC
Dr. S. S. Sane Admission 1. PG VJTI 2. MCA Maharastra State
Dr. S. S. Sane Visiting faculty member to University of Missourie, University of
Missourie, January- February 2009
Dr. S. S. Sane Resource person UGC - Academic Staff College Refresher course for
Faculty, Department of Computer Science, BAMU, Aurangabad
March 14-16, 2009
Dr. S. S. Sane Expert Interview committee, Finolex Academy , SPCE, MET April
2009
Dr. S. S. Sane STTP workshop on “Integrating security with software engineering” -
Resource person, DJ Sanghavi College of Engineering June 18, 2008
Dr. S. S. Sane STTP workshop on “DBMS and GUI” – Resource person, Terna
College of Engineering August 4, 2008
Dr. S. S. Sane Advisory committee member and session chair for Recent advances in
Computers and communications, Vidyalankar college of engineering,
September 29, 2009
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Dr. S. S. Sane Invited lecture on “Randomized algorithms” , SP College of
engineering, March 2009
Mrs. Pramila M. Worked as Institute level Coordinator for updating the ‘Mandatory
Chawan Disclosures’ on the Institute Web-site for year 2008 (As per AICTE
format), VJTI
M. R. Shirole Arrears Calculation Program development and execution VJTI
M. R. Shirole Examination Work VJTI
1. UG coordinator
2. Course registration
Prof. Anala Pandit Controller of Examinations, VJTI
Prof. Anala Pandit SSA - Web incharge, VJTI
Prof. Anala Pandit Social grp- Chairperson, VJTI
Prof. Anala Pandit J. N. Tata Endowment, Technical Expert, J . N. Tata Endowment
Prof. Anala Pandit NS Foundation- Technical Expert , NS Foundation
Prof. Anala Pandit Web Incharge- Admissions, VJTI
Prof. Prabha Petkar In-charge of Application Receiving Center for MCA admissions 2008
at VJTI for DTE and subsequently all related activities for MCA
Admission
: VJTI Admission & Conducting the J&K round for Maharashtra, and
statewide CAP round III for MCA admissions 2008 for DTE.
Mrs.S.C.Shrawne Working as Software incharge for result preparation in Exam section
Mrs.S.C.Shrawne Prepared Mandatory Disclosure Document – AICTE format

Mrs.S.C.Shrawne Faculty Mentor for IBM TGMC projects – 3 groups

Organized IBM Seminar IBM was invited to arrange one day 1st Oct 2008
seminar in the computer technology
department of VJTI for giving students
exposure to the latest trends in the
Industry
Seminar on Advances in Departmental activity 30th Jan, 2008
Microprocessors and
Embedded Systems
FRONTIERS IN IT Departmental activity 13th February,2008
RESEARCH SEMINAR
SEMINAR ON E- Departmental activity 5th March, 2008
LEARNING
SEMINAR ON DATA Departmental activity 12th March, 2008
MINING
Seminar on Design Departmental activity 26th March, 2008
thinking and Innovation
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DEPARTMENT OF PRODUCTION ENGINEERING
An Overview
The Department of Production Engineering was started with a P.G.
Program in Industrial Engineering in 1962. Further, the department felt the need for starting
M.E. Program and hence it started Master’s Course M.E., in Production Engineering in
1969.As there was an over whelming response, Bachelor’s Degree Program was started in
Production Engineering in 1973. Recently it has even started Research Program leading to
Ph.D. in 2009.
The Department offers the following courses to its students:

Manufacture Engineering
Tool Design
Process Planning
Operations Research
Mechatronics
CAD/CAM/CIM
Productivity Techniques
Management Techniques
Exposure to Industries in and around at both UG and PG level.
The students take up live problems of Industries as their project work and solve those
problems at both the undergraduate and post graduate level.
The Department also undertakes the works, such as……

Testing and calibration of Measuring Instruments.
Industrial Consultancy.
Industry need based Curricular Development from time to time.
Training programs for Industries.
Prototyping and Testing.
Conducting Seminars, workshops,
Symposiums and Conferences.
The Strength of the Department is that, it has ….

Excellent, Highly Qualified and Dedicated Staff.
Excellent State of the Art Laboratories.
Excellent Industry-Institute Interaction.
Intake of Meritorious Students.
Excellent Departmental Library.
Excellent teaching Aids.
The Department also enjoys MOU with IIT Mumbai and other leading research
institutes that are having good interaction while providing research facilities.
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Faculty
Dr.D.N.Raut Professor and Head
Prof.M.R.Nagare Assistant Professor
Prof.Y.D.Venkatesh Assistant Professor
Prof.B.E.Narkhede Assistant Professor
Prof.D.K.Shinde Assistant Professor
Prof.P.M.Ravanan Lecturer
Prof.S.A.Mastud Lecturer
Prof.D.V.Shirbhate Lecturer
Teqip activities of the Department.

Dr D N Raut attended a training program on CAD/CAM at Cranesfield University
UK, (18th Jan – 5th Feb 09).
Prof D K Shinde Visited University of Michigan, USA (1st Nov – 27th Nov 08) and
attended a short term course on “Lean Manufacturing”.
A Short Term Training Program was conducted on the subject “Modern Trends in
Machining and Materials (MTMM)”, by the Dept., under the Leadership of Dr. D.N.
Raut during Feb. 16 - 20, 2009
Dr B E Narkhede visited UK as a delegate to know the trends and developments in

Manufacturing Engineering.
Prof M R Nagare visited Australia as a delegate to know the trends and developments
in Manufacturing Engineering.
1. Achievements
Faculty involved Achievement Dates
Y.D.Venkatesh Obtained his Doctorate Degree from Nov-Dec
University of Mumbai. 2008
Activity Topic Dates
description/Lecture
“Director SGGS Nanded”. Micro machining 29th Sept 2008.
Speech by Prof JVL Advanced Operations Research Oct 6th 2008.
Venkatesh of SGGS Nanded.
Speech By Dr. Sujit Expert Lecture on Advanced Post 9th March 2009.
Banerjee, University of Graduate Studies, Abroad
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Warwick, UK.
Speech by Dr. T. Prasad of Role of engineers in recession period 28th March 2009
NITIE, Mumbai.
Speech by Dr. Sudhir Dhume Time Management 28th March 2009
of NITIE, Mumbai.
Other Dignitaries who visited the department and shared their views on the
trends and developments of manufacturing:
Name of Expert Institution Topic of Presentation
Dr.P.K.Mishra Emiratus Professor, COE, Pune • Role of Nontraditional machining in
developing nation
• Emerging trends in manufacturing
Dr.S.T.Patil Assistant. Prof., COE, Pune Laser surface treatment

Dr.Ramesh Singh IIT Bombay • Surface metrology
• Laser machining
Dr.B.Ravi IIT Bombay • Machining of Biomedical Implants

• Casting process Simulation
Dr.Milind SGSITS,Indore Intellectual property rights

Dandekar
Dr.Uday Dabade WCE, Sangali Characteristics of Machined Surfaces on
Al/SiCp Metal Matrix Composites
Prof. Vivek Government Engineering Micro Machining and Micro Cutting
B.Pansare College, Aurangabad Operation (Micro-Milling)
Prof. Fr. Angnel, Bandra Smart materials
D.S.S.Sudhakar
Mr. Aseem Suri Sinergy Nano Systems, micro engineering
Mumbai.
Dr. Raju S. BATU, Lonere Machining of ‘Difficult-to-machine’
Pawade Materials: Superalloy - Inconel 718
Dr.Suhas s. Joshi IIT Bombay Laser Micromachining
The Dept also conducted successfully the following Wednesday

Programmes calling the following dignitaries from Industries/Institutes.
S.No. Date Semester/ Topic Speaker

Class Name &
(Students Designation
Present)
1. 21.1.2009 III B.Tech. Social Responsibility Dr Geeta
V B.Tech. and Business Bhardwaj,
I M.Tech. Excellence in Executive
Manufacturing/Service Director,
organizations. Indian Merchant’s
Chamber,
Mumbai.
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2. 28.01.2009 III B.Tech. Experience in Mr Salil Sansare
V B.Tech. Entrepreneurship Director,
I M.Tech. Development Labguard (India)
Pvt Ltd, Mumbai.
3. 04.02.2009 III B.Tech. Potential of Production Dr N. Sambandam
V B.Tech. & Industrial Dean R&D,
I M.Tech. Engineering in Today’s NITIE, Mumbai.
Scenario.
4. 11.02.2009 III B.Tech. Fundamentals of Dr Y.V.Kamat
V B.Tech. Process Engineering Management
I M.Tech. Consultant
5. 18.02.2009 III B.Tech. Modern Trends in Sales Shri Anjan
V B.Tech. & Marketing Mukherjee
I M.Tech. Management VP-Sales & Mktg,
Clover Infotech,
Worali, Mumbai.
6. 25.02.2009 III B.Tech. CAD/CAM, Dr S.S.Mantha
V B.Tech. Automation & Pro-VC,
I M.Tech. Robotics SNDTW’s
University,
Mumbai.
7. 04.03.2009 III B.Tech. Modern Trends in Shri Suhas
V B.Tech. Sheet Metal Arbune
I M.Tech. Fabrication Director, Revathi
Enterprize, Vasai.
8. 11.03.2009 III B.Tech. Role of Production Shri Vijay
V B.Tech. Engineering in Gopani,
I M.Tech. Jewellery Director, Harsh
Manufacturing Precious Metals
Technology Ltd, Mumbai.
9. 18.03.2009 III B.Tech. Surface Coating Shri Ashok Jani
V B.Tech. Technology Chairman &
I M.Tech. Managing
Director,
Multi-Arc India
Ltd, Vile Parle(E)
10. 25.03.2009 III B.Tech. Strategic Management Dr Hari
V B.Tech. Vasudevan
I M.Tech. Vice-Principal,
DJCOE, Mumbai.
11. 01.04.2009 III B.Tech. Surface Engineering Dr M.K.Totlani
V B.Tech. Ex-HOD, Surface
I M.Tech. Engg, BARC,
Mumbai
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Testing of Dial Gauges M/s Sarita Pile Foundation 2200/-
M/s Paresh Constructions 1467/-
M/s Boroni pile Creations 6010/-
M/s Pande Earthworks PVT Ltd. 2200/-
M/s Girija Mata Janhit seva bhavi Sanstha 7151/-
M/s Sital Construction Pvt Ltd. 1102/-
M/s Gaman India Ltd. 3667/-
Design, Verification Arihant Industrial Corporation Ltd. 22, 000/-
and Testing
Total 58,021
4. Paper presented:
Year & Month
Narkhede B.E. “Application of Lean Udyog Pragati Journal, April-
and Mantha S.S Manufacturing Principles in June 2009.
Precious Metal Alloys Machine
Cast Jewellery Manufacturing”
Narkhede B.E., “Technology as the Driving Force Industrial Engineering Journal,

Mantha S.S. and of Global Industrial Competition: Vol.I, Issue No.11, May 2009.
Gopani Vijay. Critical Review and Case Study”,
Narkhede B.E. & “An Empirical Investigation of the CURIE Journal, Vol.1, Issue.3,
Mantha S.S Impact of Industry-Institute- October 2008, pp.18-25.
Interaction on Performance of the
Organization: A Case Study”,
Narkhede B.E. “Design For Manufacturability: An Industrial Engineering Journal,

and Harsha Overview”, Vol.I, Issue No.4, October 2008,
Haridas. pp.24-26.
Narkhede B.E. “Quality In Jewellery Industrial Engineering Journal,

and Mantha Manufacturing : A Critical Review Vol.I No.02, August 2008,
S.S.(2008), And Future Directions From pp.30-36.
Industrial Engineering Angle”
S.A. Mastud Characterization of Reverse Micro “4- Micromachining”,

et.al. EDM for generating High aspect Karlschue, Germany, 23rd Sept
ratio. 2009.
S.A. Mastud Preliminary Investigation in Journal of Engineering

et.al. reverse micro EDM Process. Manufacture. (Accepted for
Publishing)
D.V. Shirbhate “ Virtual Reality For Agro- “Advances in CAD/CAM

Industries” JNIT”, Kakinada, (AP), 27th and
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28th Sept 2006.
D.K. Shinde Description for optimum layout International Conference on
Design of Assembly system. Mech Industry, Aerospace
Engineering, Singapore.
D.K. Shinde Capacity Planning and system International Conference on

Design in Maintenance operation Mech Industry, Aerospace
Engineering, Syngapore.
D.K. Shinde Identifying and setting safety stock Flexible systems Management,
level Glogift 09’ Nitie, Mumbai.
D.K. Shinde Optimization of internal logistics Flexible systems Management,

by using different parameter. Glogift 09’ Nitie, Mumbai.
Dr. Y. D. Value stream mapping to Improve Journal of Pacific Management

Venkatesh & Logistic System Review July-Aug 2009
R.R Devkate Accepted in Global academy of
Pankaj Shtole & Centralized Transportation: A counter business and Economic
Dr. Y. D. approach to de-centralized culture of Research, fifth International
Venkatesh various business units under a Single Conference, Grand Seasons
Management Hotel, KL, Malaysia, to be
presented on December 28-30,
Pankaj Shtole & 2009
Dr. Y. D. “USE OF QUALITY International Journal of
MANAGEMENT TOOLS TO
Venkatesh Engineering research and
REDUCE
TRANSPORTATION COST WITH Industrial Applications, Volume
A CASE STUDY” 2, No. VI/VII, 2009.
5.Seminars/Conference/Workshop Organized / activities co-coordinated

Organizer, Year
& Month
Dr. D.N. Raut 1. Modern Trends In Machining and 16th - 20th Feb
Dr. B.E. Narkhede Materials 2009.
Dr. Y.D. Venkatesh
Prof. Madhukar Nagare 2. Value Engineering for Competitive 29th - 31st Dec
Prof. S.A. Mastud Advantage. 2008.
Prof. Shinde
Prof. P.M. Ravanan
Prof. D.V. Shirbhate
6.Training Program/Seminars/Conferences attended

D.V. Shirbhate 1. STTP on Emerging Trends in 23rd -27th June 2008.
Manufacturing.
2. CNC Part Programming at CNC 5th – 9th Jan 2009.
Tech, Pune.
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3. Pro/E Wild fire 4 at IGTR, 10th -23rd Jan 2009.
Aurangabad.
4. STTP on MTMM 16th -23rd Feb 2009.
5. STTP on Flexible Manufacturing 1st June to 5th June 09
System, at JDIET, Yavatmal. 8th June -12th June 09.
6. QIP on “Micromachining and Micro
Fabrication” at IIT Mumbai.
D.K. Shinde STTP on Nano Technology CET-IIT Mumbai.
International Training Programme on Michigan University

Lean Manufacturing USA.
P.M. Ravanan One month training in ERP

1. Prof SA Mastud is working as a Research Scholar for his Ph.D. at IIT Mumbai.
2. Prof D.V. Shirbhate worked on the following.
Calculating 6th Pay commission fitment of Non Teaching staff.
He was a member Mandatory Disclosure Committee.
He was involved in conducting Wednesday activities of the Department.
He was coordinator for Departmental Examination and Evaluation process.
He was deputed to Pune for carrying out FE admissions.
He assisted in preparation of VJTI academic diary layout design in 2009-10.

All SE, TE, B.Tech Conducted a 2day National 28th- 29th March 2009
Students Conference on “Prodology” for
Students.
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TEXTILE MANUFACTURES DEPARTMENT
An Overview
Textile department of VJTI has initiated various activities conforming

to the mission and vision of the institute, during the period (2008-2009) under review.
Faculty members, students and staff members of the department have been associated with
various activities like training programmes, department developments, organization of
seminar and symposium, participation in national level student event etc. Four students have
acquired prizes during national level competitions both within the institute as well as outside.
The non-teaching faculty members have been trained in two sessions in different academic
and research institutions for specialized skill developments. The non-teaching as well as
teaching faculty members have undergone Life Skill Development Training program under
the aegis of Life Skill Education Academy, Mumbai, during the period under review. Faculty
members have published more than five technical article and research papers in national and
international level journals. Activities like laboratory development, preparation of laboratory
manuals have been initiated during this period. Faculty members have been invited for guest
lectures in other research and academic institutions. Faculty member have also been invited
as research advisory committee member in one of the national level textile research institute.
Student in the department organized national level technical paper and poster presentation
competition- VASTRA’09 where various institutes across the country took part. The alumni
association of the department sponsored this event and mobilized funds for department
development and students’ welfare. Students also organized an educational tour to Rajasthan
to get exposure of textile industry in that region of the country.
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Faculty
Degree
Dr.A.K.Rakshit. Professor and Head

Dr.S.P.Borkar Assistant Professor
Dr.V.D.Gotmare Assistant Professor
Dr.A.L.Bhongade Assistant Professor
Prof.Suranjana.Gangopadhyay Lecturer
Prof.S.A.Patil Lecturer
Prof.K.D.Gawand Lecturer
Diploma
Prof.Chandrika.S. Lecturer
Prof. A.N.Baliga Lecturer
Prof.S.N.Tetambe Lecturer
Prof.D.P.Kakad Lecturer
Prof.D.B.Raisinghani Lecturer
Prof.P.N.Deshmukh Lecturer
1.Achievements

Faculty
Dr. A.K.Rakshit Member of Research Advisory Committee 2008-
(RAC) for Bombay Textile Research 2011
Association, Ghatkopar, Mumbai
Member of Professional Awards Committee by 2008-
Textile Association of India (TAI), Mumbai 2011
Appointed examiner for evaluation of Ph. D --
thesis by SNDT Univ. Mumbai and M S
University Baroda
Invited lecture for “Orientation of newly Mar 09,
recruited scientists at Wool Research 2009
Association, Thane
Dr. S.P.Borkar Awarded Ph.D on “Eco-Friendly Fibre Based Feb 09
Composites for Automobile Interiors” by the
University of Mumbai
Abhijeet Phadtare 1st Prize for poster presentation at IIT Delhi Dec. 08
Pawan Desai 1st Prize for paper presentation at Bapuji Dec. 08
Institute of Engineering & Technology,
Davangare
Pawan Desai 1st Prize for paper presentation during Vastra Jan 09
’09, at VJTI Mumbai
Saket Upadhya and Amit 2nd Price for paper presentation at IIT Delhi Jan 09
Davsani
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Name Activity description & Brief details Dates

A. J. Mayekar, Associate Vice President 16 July 2008
Guest Lecture
Dr. Y Benjamin Managing Director, BASF India Guest 8 Sept 2008
Lecture
R. Vadhani General Manager, Jay Industries, Guest 24 Sept 2008
Lecture
Vijay Rajguru General Manager, Grosse India, Guest 8 Oct 2008
Lecture
Samir Chitnis General Manager, Ahlstrom India, Guest 28 Jan 2009
Lecture
P. Panditputra General Manager, Modern Apparels, Guest 11 Feb. 2009
Lecture
Dr G. S. Nadiger, Director, Textile Committee Chief Guest, 21 Feb 2009
Vastra ‘09
Greogry Alvares Director, 3i Publishing 11 March 2009
Guest Lecture

• MSRTC (State Transport Corporation,
Maharashtra) Total income in
Testing of textile • RITES Ltd 2008-2009 from
materials • MCGM commercial testing
• Education Dept, Govt. of Maharashtra service of textile
• S. W. M. (BMC) physics lab is
• Maharashtra Seeds Corpn. Rs.6,69,122.00
Staff Activities
4. Paper presented:
Faculty involved Title of paper Title of Journal, Year, Month
and page no.
Dr. S. P. Borkar Technical Textiles In Footwear Asian Textile Journal,
Vol.17(5), May (2008) 21-28.
Dr. S. P. Borkar Application of Technical Textiles Journal of The Textile
in Environmental Protection Association, Vol. 69(2), July-
Aug (2008) 75-81.
Dr. S. P. Borkar Textiles for Extracorporeal Devices The Indian Textile Journal,
Vol. CXIX No.4, January
(2009) 79-84
Dr. S. P. Borkar Advanced Textile Materials In Asian Textile Journal, Vol.18,
Healthcare No.4, April (2009) 40-48.
Prof. S. A. Patil Ecolabelled Clothing Textile Trends- February 09
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Organizer, Year
& Month
Prof. D. P. Kakad & Dr A K Rakshit Vastra’ 09 (National level 21st May 09
student’s technical paper
and poster presentation).
Prof. Mrs. S. Gangopadhyay & Dr A. K. Symposium (Two days) Feb 09
Rakshit
6. Training Program/Seminars/Conferences attended (2008-2009)

Sr. Name & Designation of Training Duration
No. staff undergone at
Faculty
1 Dr. A.K.Rakshit (Professor) Germany and France 3 weeks
Life Skill Academy 7weeks

2 Dr. V.D.Gotmare USA 4 Weeks
(Asst.Professor)
3 Mrs. S.Gangopadhyay Lindauer DORNIER 2 weeks
(Lecturer) Gmbh ,Germany,
Life Skill Academy 7 Weeks

4 Prof. Chandrika Sundaram NIFT 2 Weeks,
( Lecturer)
5 Prof. Aarti Baliga NIFT 2 Weeks,
(Lecturer)
6 Prof.P.N.Deshmukh NIFT 2 Weeks,
(Lecturer)
Life Skill Academy 7 Weeks,
IIT Delhi 2 weeks

7 Prof. D.P.Kakad NIFT 2 weeks,
(Lecturer)
Life Skill Academy 7 weeks,
Value Engineering 5 days,
Modern trends in 1 week

manufacturing in
COET Akola
8 Prof.S.N.Tetambe NIFT 2 weeks,
(Lecturer)
Life Skill Academy 7Weeks,
Value Engineering 5 days
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9 Prof. S.A.Patil (Lecturer) NIFT 2 weeks,
Multimedia 7days,
application

10 Prof. S.P.Borkar NIFT 2 weeks,
(Asst.Professor)
IIT Delhi 1 week

11 Prof.A.L.Bhongade IIT Delhi 1 week
(Asst.Professor)
Supporting Staff
1 Mrs. M.D. Naik(Sr. CIRCOT 2 weeks
Instructor/ Textile Chemistry
Lab)
2 Mr. P.B.Rane(Lab CIRCOT 2 weeks
Attendant/ Textile Chemistry
Lab)
3 Mr. S.N.Patkar (Asst. CIRCOT 2 weeks
Instructor/ Textile Chemistry
Lab)
4 Mr. H.P.Tambe (Lab Asst. / CIRCOT 2 weeks
Textile Physics Lab)
5 Mr.M.G.Lad (Lab Asst. CIRCOT 2 weeks
Textile Physics Lab)
6 Mr.C.G.Kajave(Lab CIRCOT 2 weeks
Attendant Textile Physics
Lab)
7 Mr. C.R.Mirashi DKTE 5 days
(Sr. Instructor/Weaving
Workshop
8 Mr. N.M.Gaokar DKTE 5 days
(Asst.Inst. /Weaving
Workshop)
9 Mr.S.Sawar DKTE 5 days
(Hamal/Weaving
Workshop)
10 Mr. J.R.Devras DKTE 5 days
(Asst.Intr/Spinning
Workshop
11 Mr.G.M.Dharpawar DKTE 5 days
(Hamal /Spinning
Workshop)
12 Mr.R.H.Gondhali DKTE 5 days
(Sr. Inst. /Spinning
Workshop)
13 Mr.R.s.Parawade DKTE 5 days
(Asst.Inst. /Spinning
Workshop)
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14 Mr.P.S.Paste DKTE 5 days
(Lab Attendant/Spinning
Workshop)
15 Mr. V.S.Utekar DKTE 5 days
(Instructor/Weaving
Workshop)
16 Mr.S.M.More DKTE 5 days
(Instructor/Spinning
Workshop)
17 Mr.P.A.Dalvi DKTE 5 days
(Instructor/Spinning
Workshop)
18 Mr.S.D.Karde DKTE 5 days
(Instructor/Weaving
Workshop)
19 Mr.Mohd.Hussain DKTE 5 days
(Instructor/Weaving
Workshop)
20 Mr.S.K.Khedekar DKTE 5 days
(Sr.Instructor/ Electrical
Maintenance)
• Prof. S. P. Borkar visited Australian universities as a member of the delegation team

of the institute.

Textile Past Students’ Textile past students’ get-together 21st Feb,’09
Association (TPSA)
MEET
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STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
Faculty
Prof.M.A.Chakravarthy Professor
Prof.K.K.Sangle Assistant Professor
Prof.G.Solanki Lecturer
Prof.P.W.Kubde Lecturer
Contractual
Madhuri.Kulkarni Lecturer
Girija Deshpande Lecturer

Soil Testing Public Works Department, Municipal 5,00,000
Laboratory Corporation of Greater Mumbai, Maharashtra
Housing & Area Development Authority,
Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust, City & Industrial
Development Corporation, Maharashtra Industrial
Development Corporation
Material Testing Lab 30,00,000/-
Concrete Mix Design 10,00,000/
2. Paper presented:
Faculty involved Title of paper Title of Conference,

Organizer Year & Month
M.A. Chakrabarti, Reliability of Deep Foundations The Eleventh East Asia
Vijay Nalawade & Pacific Conference on
Amol Kshirsagar Structural Engineering &
M.A. Chakrabarti & Free Vibrations of Circular shells Construction (EASEC-11) ,
Yogesh Rangari Nov. 19-21, 2008, Taipei,
M.A. Chakrabarti, Reliability of Shallow Foundations Taiwan
Niraj Mawade &
Balaji Hudge
M.A. Chakrabarti Free Vibration Analysis of Plates
Nishant Thakur
M.A. Chakrabarti Dynamic analysis of Plates on Elastic
Suchibrata Dalal Foundations
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M.A. Chakrabarti & Seismic analysis of Cantilever
Paresh Mestri Retaining wall
M.A. Chakrabarti & Advanced Algorithm for Non Linear

Sachin Jadhav Dynamic Analysis
K.K Sangle & K.M Dynamic analysis of cold formed “14th Word conference on
Bajoria storage rack structures Earthquake Engineering” at
K.K Sangle & K.M Capacity based design of cold formed Beijing, China – 12th October
Bajoria storage rack structures 2008 -16th October 2008
Faculty staff Title of Conference Name of Organizer, year &

involved month
P W Kubde “Build people to build VJTI
institute- I ” Oct-Nov 2008.
K.K Sangle “Build people to build VJTI
institute- I ” Oct-Nov 2008.
Faculty staff involved Activity

P.W. Kubde. • Took over Additional Charge as
Controller of Examination – Diploma
Section since May 4, 2009.
M.A. Chakrabarti • In charge of girls hostel since 2007 till
date
• In charge, Construction & Maintenance
Cell - VJTI
K.K Sangle • In-Charge - Direct Admission to Second
Year Degree Courses- All Autonomous
Institutes
• Member of Scholarship Committee.
• Member of Roaster Committee.
• Member of Promotion Committee for
class III and class IV staff.
• Adviser of Roaster committee for Class
III and class IV staff.
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TECHNICAL & APPLIED CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT
An Overview
The department of Technical and Applied Chemistry has been established to make students
proficient in basic applied chemistry. This subject is common for all first year bachelor's
Degree & Diploma students. The Department shoulders the responsibility of teaching
Chemistry to Degree & Diploma students of V.J.T.I. The Department runs one Diploma
programs viz. Diploma in Technical Chemistry and one postgraduate Diploma programs viz.
PG Diploma in FDC. In addition to teaching work, the department also conducts industrial
testing in the fields of textiles, paints, detergents, cements and other materials.
Department has five well-equipped laboratories as below –
Laboratories
Sr. Name of List of Major Equipments/Facilities

No Laboratory
1 FY BTech Lab Common glass apparatus for titration method and distillation
2 Diploma Lab method, Digital single pan balance, Redwood viscometer,
3 FDC Lab Abel’s Flash Point apparatus, Pensky Martin’s Flash Point
apparatus, pH meter, Refractrometer, Brookfield viscometer,
Trinocular micro scope with digital camera, Digital burate
4 Dyeing & Rota dyer, Beaker dyeing
Bleaching Lab
5 Instrument Lab HPLC, Spectrophotometer, I R Spectro Photometer, Karl
Ficher moisture titrater
Computing Facility
Sr. Particulars Availability

No
1 No of Computer terminals 16
2 Printers 2
3 LCD projector 1
4 Internet Accessibility (in kbps & hrs) 100 Mbps 24 hrs
Library Facility:
Department has around 227 books in the Departmental library which includes books on basic
chemistry, organic chemistry, inorganic chemistry, physical chemistry, Food chemistry, Drug
& Medicinal chemistry, Textile chemistry, Cosmetic chemistry, Paint etc.
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Faculty
Sr.No Name Designation
Permanent Faculty
1 Dr. S. M. Gaonkar Professor and Head
2 Dr. A. D. Padhye Lecturer
3 Dr. (Mrs) Sujatha P Lecturer
4 Dr. B. B. Lokegaonkar Lecturer
5 A. S. Ashtikar Lecturer
6 Dr. N. N. Wankhede Lecturer
Contractual Faculty
1 Mahendra Thorat Lecturer
2 Ganesh More Lecturer
3 Kavita nalawade Lecturer
Visiting Faculty
1 Dr. V. C. Gupte Lecturer
2 Dr. V. V. Joshi Lecturer
3 Miss Sabina Lecturer
4 Vinay Kumar Lecturer
5 Miss Rajkumari Lecturer
1. Achievements

Faculty
Prof Lokegaonkar Worked as Examination Controller of VJTI April
2006 to
June 2009
Student
D’Souza Sharon Maryanne Received C. U. Naram award A. F. S. (I, 16 Oct
PG FDC Final Year Mumbai Chapter) 2008
Das Ruby Dibakar 16 Oct
PG FDC Final Year Received C. U. Naram award A. F. S. (I, 2008
Satam Bhushan Subhash Mumbai Chapter)
PG FDC Final Year
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Hardeep (LTC – VIII sem) Winner of Inter Collegiate carom Tournament Dec 2008
Omkar (LTC – VIII sem)

Modernization of labs Tilling of table tops of PGFDC Lab SMG, Rs. 20,000/-
MNP,
ADP
Provided new electrical connections MNP, Rs. 5,000/-
to work benches in FE Lab SMG
Technical Test Fees Major Clients Amount

(Rs.)
Technical Testing work Government, Semi-Government.
e.g. Chemicals and Organizations, Municipal Corporations, 10.0 Lakhs
related product etc. CPWD, Public & Private Institutions.
Staff Activities
Faculty staff Title of Conference Date

involved
Dr. S. M. Gaonkar Attended Seminar on “World Food Oct 2008
Day” at UICT
Dr. A. D. Padhye Attended Seminar on “World Food Oct 2008
Day” at UICT
Dr. P Sujatha Attended Seminar on “Voice Culture & Sep 2008
Modulation”
Attended Seven Saturdays Course on Oct 2008
“Build People to Build the Institute”.
Dr. N. N Wankhede Workshop on “Revisiting 24 – 25 July, 2008.
Thermodynamics” Department of
Applied Physics, University Institute of
Chemical Technology, Mumbai
CEP International Course on 1 – 12 Dec, 2008.
“Nanotechnology for Energy
Applications” Department of Energy
Science & Engineering, IIT Bombay.
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TEQIP sponsored Symposium on Value 29 – 31 Dec, 2008
Engineering for Competitive
Advantage” organized by Department of
Production Engineering, VJTI, Mumbai
Attended Seven Saturdays Course on March 2009
Prof. A.S. Ashtikar Attended Seven Saturdays Course on Oct 2008
5. Other activities of staff-members at Institute level or outside Institute

Faculty involved Title of Conference
Dr. A. D. Padhye Worked as Paper setter and Moderator for the subjects: Food science,
Food Chemistry, Food Microbiology, Food Hygine & sanitation,
General microbiology, Formulation Technology & related subjects for
MSBTE, Bandra
Worked as a resource person in the subject of chemistry for “IOC
training program 2008 -09”, conducted by Mechanical Engineering
Department,
Conducted a session in workshop on “Pedagogical Training in
Engineering Education” (20th March 2009, at VJTI).
Prof. A.S. Ashtikar Worked as a Coordinator for Diploma Examination for LTC
Worked as member of Syllabus committee for preparation of revised
syllabus for LTC sem III, IV, V, VI.
Dr. N. N Wankhede Worked as member of Diploma Admission committee (for 2008 and
2009) and coordinated various activities during the admission process.
Worked as Printing officer (for Odd sem 2008 and Even sem 2009
Exam).
Worked as member of Syllabus committee for preparation of syllabus

for Interdisciplinary Course in Nanotechnology for M Tech courses in
Dec 2008.
6. Students' Association activities:

HPTLC Training Program The of III PGFDC attended training 22 – 23
student’s program conducted byM/s Sep 2009
Anchrom Services Pvt. Ltd., Thane for
getting hands on experience on
advanced HPTLC System made by M/s
Camag, Italy.
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HUMANITIES AND MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT
Faculty
Degree
Prof.R.Srinivas Lecturer
Prof.S.Agrawal Lecturer
Prof.U.Nair Lecturer
Dipoma
Prof.R.Thomas Lecturer
Contractual
Mrs.Firdous.P Lecturer
Prof.K.Krishnamoorthy Lecturer
Achievements

Organizer, Year &
Month
Prof. Usha Nair 1)Changing Mindsets of Class IV Employees DTE, VJTI
10th-11th February
2009
2) Build People to Build the Institute Life Skills

Academy,VJTI
30th Jan -21st March
2009(7 days
Course)
3) Effective Role Execution for Teaching 4th-5th March 2009

Faculty
Prof. Shashi Agrawal Effective Role Execution for Teaching 4th-5th March 2009
Faculty
Faculty staff Title of Training Program year & month

involved
Prof. Usha Nair 1) Build People to Build the Institute 1st September -3rd
November 2008
2) Voice Culture & Speaking Skills 5 Wednesdays from
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August to October
3)Effective Role Execution for Teaching 4th- 5th March 2009

Faculty
Prof. Shashi Agrawal 1) Course on Entrepreneurship 20th -24th January 2009
Development
1st September -3rd
2)Build People to Build the Institute November 2008
Prof. Rosily Thomas 1) Voice Culture & Speaking Skills 5 Wednesdays from
August to October
1. Prof. Shashi Agrawal: Member of the Committee setup to investigate

complaint of a student of sexual harassment
2. Prof. Usha Nair: Member, Anti- Ragging Committee;

Convener of Felicitation functions of Dr. Anil Kakodkar,
Distinguished Alumunus on 1st July 2009 &
Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam on 8th August 2009
3. Prof. Rosily Thomas: Member, Anti- Ragging Committee.

Member, Scholarship Committee.
Member (Diploma Representative), Senate.
Member of the Committee setup to investigate
complaint of a student of sexual harassment.
Compered the Felicitation functions of Dr. Anil
Kakodkar, Distinguished Alumunus on 1st July 2009 &
Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam on 8th August 2009.
4. The Department coordinated the following Common lectures on

Wednesday afternoons:
Sr Topic Date Speaker
1 Interview Skills 3rd September 2008 Dr. S.M. Gaonkar

2 Stress Management 24thSeptember 2008 Ms. Archana Samarth
3 Personality Development 1st October 2008 Ms. Meenal Uthurkar
4 Creativity for Engineers 8th October2008 Prof. I.K. Khan
5 Effective Group Discussions and Job 4thFebruary 09 Mr. Parag Chitale

Interviews
6. Internet and credit card Security 11th February 09 Mr. Vinod Vaze
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7. Dealing with Changes- Adaptability 18th February 09 Ms. Malini Shah
and Creativity
8. Resume Writing 22nd April 09 Ms. Radha Iyer
Name of Activity description Brief details Dates

Faculty
Prof. Shashi Hindi editor for Selection and Editing of the 2008-09
Agrawal Students’ magazine students’ articles
NIRMAAN
Advised students on the activities,
had discussions with officials of
Coordinated E-cell NEN and Sponsors 2008-09
activities as the faculty
advisor;
Prof. Usha Nair Faculty In-charge of Co-ordinated selection of articles, 2008-09

Students’ magazine printing and distribution
NIRMAAN
Prof. Rosily English editor for Selection and Editing of the 2008-09
Thomas Students’ magazine students’ articles
NIRMAAN
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MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT
Faculty
DEGREE
Prof.K.P.Patil Lecturer
Prof.B.G.Billapatte Lecturer
CONTRACTUAL
Prof.Sharda.V Lecturer
Prof.Rekha.Rathod Lecturer
Prof.R.Mahajan Lecturer
Prof.Sarita.Devi Lecturer
DIPLOMA
Prof.U.R.Sharma Lecturer
Prof.N.R.Deshmukh Lecturer
Prof.S.S.Patange Lecturer
ACHIEVEMENTS
Department of Mathematics of VJTI arranged STTP on Statistics & Its Applications
during the period 1st December to 5th December 2008, internal faculty from different
streams of VJTI and 20 participants attended the same. Prof B.G. Bilapatte was the
Coordinator of STTP.
1. Prof. K.P.Patil delivered lectures on Applications of Discrete Structures ,in Don
Bosco Institute of Technology on 6th January 2009.
2. Prof. K.P. Patil & Prof. B.G. Bilapatte both attended the STTP in Advance
Computational Technology arranged by Department of Mathematics & Humanities of
National Institute of Warangal (A.P.) during the period 27th January to 31st January
2009.
3. Prof. K.P. Patil, Prof. B.G. Bilapatte and Prof. Mrs.U.R. Sharma Prof Mrs. S.S.
Patange attended ‘Build the People to build the Institute’ organized by Life Skilled
Academy in VJTI and Prof. Mrs.U.R. Sharma Prof Mrs. S.S. Patange were
nominated for the best participant award.
4. Prof. K.P. Patil was one of the members of the delegation which visited US and UK
during the period 28th February to 25th March 2009.
5. Prof. Mrs .Rekha Rathore Presented Paper on the topic “NEW CONCEPTS OF
FUZZY SET “ in CIT,Rajandgaon ( C.G) during the period 6th-8thFeb-2009.
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PHYSICS DEPARTMENT
Faculty
Diploma
Dr.P.V.Naik Lecturer
Prof.C.Ramakrishna Lecturer
Prof.K.N.Satish Lecturer
Degree
Prof.D.S.Wahval Lecturer
Contractual
Dr.Manavendra.Vasishta Lecturer
Dr.Shikha.Bharadwaj. Lecturer
1. Achievements

1.Dr. D.S.Wavhal *Went to USA to do post doctorate in Nov.08
Chemistry dept. Texas & worked on
Nanocomposites & polymers
*Was part of the delegation from VJTI visiting March
US universities for study & mutual exchange 2009
programmes
2. Prof. K.N. Satish *Conducted repeat course Winter session for Dec.08
Physics Degree students
*Worked as officer-in –charge exam section, Nov.08
Degree exam
3.Dr. P.V.Naik *Acted as in-charge. Nov.08
4. Dr. Manvendra Vashistha *conducted repeat course , Winter session for

physics Degree students Dec.08
*Worked in framing degree syllabus
* Worked on degree journal for lab. Nov.08
*Completed MBA (correspondence) from
NIBM, Chennai
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Procurement of Brought and set up 2 new expts.(Degree lab) Accounts, 15,000/
Software 1) Band gap in semiconductors VJTI
2) e/m apparatus
Staff Activities
3. Paper presented:

Dr. Dattatray *Synthesis of Electrical Chemistry of Materials
Wavhal Conducting Tin Films by low
temperature, plasma -enhanced
CVD
*Surface Chemistry influences Nanomedicine:
cancer killing effect on TiO2 Nanotechnology, Biology, and
nanoparticles Medicine
Dr. Manvendra *Activation energy of obliquely In. Journal of hydrogen
Vashistha deposited Mischmetals-films energy,2008
*Hydrogen absorption mechanism In. Journal of hydrogen
in Mischmetal- films energy,2008
*Iron irradiation modifications in Journal of alloys & compounds
Ge-Se films 2008

Dr. Dattatray Wavhal *Course on “Build People to build the Sponsored by TEQIP
Institute”
Prof. K.N.Satish *Course on “Build People to build the Sponsored by TEQIP
Institute
*Nanotechnology for energy Sponsored by TEQIP
applications at IIT,Powai
Prof. C. Ramkrishnan *Course on “Build People to build the Sponsored by TEQIP
Institute
*Nanotechnology for energy Sponsored by TEQIP
applications at IIT,Powai
*Effective Role execution For Institute Sponsored by TEQIP
Development-Training Module at VJTI
*Voice culture Speaking Skills Sponsored by TEQIP
Dr. Manvendra *Statistics & applications to Sponsored by TEQIP
Vashistha Engineering.
*Energy Day at IIT, Powai IIT
*Indo- French workshop, Jaipur Self sponsored
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Dr. Dattatray Wavhal has filed a US Patent on “Covalently Functionalised Particles for
synthesis of New Composite Materials”
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TRAINING AND PLACEMENT
Training and Placement Cell is a core area in V.J.T.I. which compliments
the efforts of the members of faculty by providing placement opportunities to students. The
cell continuously coordinates with the various industries and organizations for placement of
the students. It liaises with the corporate sectors and helps in developing the industry-
academic inter-relationship. It obtains feed back from organizations on a regular basis and
conveys it to the respective departments, which in turn, train students accordingly, thereby
increasing their placement opportunities. Placement is a Valuable Opportunity for our
students to integrate relevant, Practical work with academic study. Campus Recruitment
Programme conducted by the college is a very vital activity for the young engineers aspiring
for appropriate placements in the industry.
All the diploma courses, post diploma and postgraduate diploma courses have in-plant
training as an integral part of the course. Besides, degree students of Production Engineering,
MCA students also undergo Project training. In many cases, the students are selected and
offered jobs even before they appear for the final year examinations. The close rapport
developed by the institute with various industries has helped the student community in
securing gainful employment.
The Placement facility is available to all the students register with T&P Office on one job to
one student at the first instance. However, under certain circumstances students may be
permitted to apply for the second job as and when announced by the T&P Office. There is no
restriction on applying / appearing in interviews until the first job is secured.
The Placement Officer is actively involved with various corporate sectors for the placement
of students every year. The Training and Placement Officer makes regular visits to various
companies, on an all India basis, to project the capability of the students’ skills to fulfill the
requirements of the corporate world.
The Cell organizes certain orientation programmes, grooming sessions, mock interviews for
students of each stream. Besides, the Cell organizes various summer internship programmes
for students to provide them with hands-on experience and introducing them to match the
professional environment. Keeping in view the requirements of industry, the Cell also takes
initiative to arrange regular inter-active workshops, seminars and short-term courses with
active participation of academia and industry. It also takes initiative to develop the soft skills
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(Aptitude, HR, GD, PI etc) within students to make them feel comfortable in interviews and
thus make them better employable.
The Training & Placement Cell is constantly pitching different industries to build relations
and network with industry people for final placements of our B Tech, M Tech, MCAs and
Diploma students..
Today V.J.T.I. stands No.I in placements amongst all the Engineering Colleges other than
IITs. In terms of the Corporates the results could be measured by looking at the list of the
companies which has visited here and recruited our students, to name a few – Microsoft,
Google, Amdocs, L & T, Gammon, Wipro, Infosys, TCS, Accenture, Deloitte. Wipro, IBM,
Goldman Sachs, Texas Instruments and other world leading recruiters. About 150
organizations participated in the campus placement during the year 2007-08 and almost all
eligible students were placed in advance.
Placement Report for B.TECH Year 2008-2009
Sr. No. BRANCH Enrolled Selected % Placed
1 B.TECH TEXT 17 13 76.47
2 B.TECH CIVIL 70 59 84.28
3 B.TECH COMP 70 61 87.14
4 B.TECH ELECT 70 60 85.71
5 B.TECH EX 70 65 92.85
6 B.TECH IT 69 63 91.30
7 B.TECH MECH 71 60 84.50
8 B.TECH PROD 41 22 53.65
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Placement Report for M.TECH & MCA Year 2008-2009
Sr. No. BRANCH Enrolled Selected % Placement
1 M.TECH AUTO 16 0 0
2 M.TECH CAD/CAM 13 5 38.46
3 M.TECH COMP 17 4 23.52
4 M.TECH CONST 10 4 40.00
5 M.TECH CONTROL 19 9 47.36
6 M.TECH ENVIRON 5 1 20.00
7 M.TECH EX 17 7 41.17
8 M.TECH EXTC 12 6 50.00
9 M.TECH M/D 18 6 33.33
10 M.TECH POWER 17 10 58.82
11 M.TECH PROD 12 1 8.333
12 M.TECH STRUCT 16 5 31.24
13 MCA 58 32 55.17
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Placement Report for DIPLOMA Year 2008-2009
Sr. No. BRANCH Enrolled Selected*** % Placed
1 L.E.E. 33 3 9.090
2 L.ELN.E. 28 1 3.571
3 L.M.E. 62 13 20.96
4 L.T.C. 20 0 0
5 L.T.M. 36 0 0
6 LC.EE 62 1 1.612
*** Most of the students have gone for Higher studies
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Summary of Companies with Salary and Selection for all
Sr. Company name Campus date UG PG Diploma UG PG Diploma
No. Salary Salary Salary Selection Selection Selection
1. A. Kavaerner Powergas [I] Ltd. 7/22/2008 3.0 L 3.25 L 0 4 1 0
2. Abb Ltd 7/27/2008 3.6 L 3.00 L 0.96 L 2 0 0
3. Accenture P. Ltd. 8/9/2008 3.0 L 3.00 L 0 78 3 0
4. Allseas 2/26/2009 5.4 L 5.40 L 0 0 0 0
5. Apnapaisa Pvt. Ltd. 4/15/2009 1.2 L 4.0 L 0 0 0 0
6. Atos Origin 8/18/2008 3.0 L 3.00 L 0 14 1 0
7. Avaya India Pvt. Ltd. 10/3/2008 6.25 7.0 L 0 12 0 0
L
8. B.A.R.C. 11/6/2008 2.4 L 3.0 L 0 0 0 2
9. B.E. Billimoria & Co. Ltd. 7/31/2008 2.5 L 4.4 L 0 4 0 0
10. Bajaj Auto Ltd 7/14/2008 4.5 L 0 0 3 0 0
11. Balaji Motors 6/11/2008 0 0 0.8 L 0 0 2
12. BASF India Ltd. 9/22/2008 3.0 L 0 0 2 0 0
13. Bharat Petro.Corp. Ltd.– 7/29/2008 6.25 0 0 0 0 0
Refinery L
14. Bhavna Ford Automobiles P. 6/11/2008 0 0 0.8 L 0 0 1
Ltd.
15. Blue Star Ltd.- Saki Naka 10/8/2008 3.6 L 3.2 L 2.0 L 5 0 0
16. C & S Electric Ltd. 8/25/2009 1.8 L 0 0 0 0 0
17. Capgemini Consulting I P. Ltd. 8/26/2008 2.9 L 2.90 L 0 5 3 0
18. Career Forum Ltd. 4/24/2009 2.4 L 0 0 0 0 0
19. Cipla Ltd 11/6/2008 0 0 0 0 0 2
20. Cisco Systems (I) P. Ltd 7/23/2008 8.55 9.0 L 0 6 0 0
L
21. Citius Tech 8/22/2008 3.85 3.85 L 0 9 2 0
L
22. Crompton Greaves Ltd. 7/25/2008 3.0 L 0 0 6 0 0
23. Cummins India Ltd 7/19/2008 3.0 L 4.1 L 0 6 0 0
24. Cyber Marine Systems P. Ltd. 4/10/2009 0 0 0.85 L 0 0 1
25. Deloitte Consulting India P. 6/5/2008 4.1 L 4.2 L 0 15 0 0
Ltd.
26. Delta Storage Systems P. Ltd. 4/18/2009 0 0 0.85 L 0 0 0
27. Dicitex Decor P. Ltd 10/17/200 1.8 L 0 0 8 0 0
28. Elder Pharma Ltd. 11/6/2008 0 0 0 0 0 1
29. Enabilon Learning Pvt. Ltd. 2/25/2009 3.1 L 0 0 0 0 0
30. FDC Ltd 11/6/2008 0 0 0 0 0 2
31. Fentesa Building Systems 1/12/2009 0 0 1.5 L 0 0 1
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32. Fiat Ltd 4/30/2009 2.4 L 0 0 1 0 0
Sr. Company name Campus date UG PG Diploma UG PG Diploma
No. Salary Salary Salary Selection Selection Selection
1. Fiserv India P. Ltd. 10/13/2008 4,0 L 4.0 L 0 0 0 0
2. Fluent India P. Ltd. 10/17/2008 3.0 L 4.0 L 0 0 1 0
3. Future Logistic Solutions Ltd. 9/24/2008 2.9 L 2.90 L 0 0 0 0
4. Futures First Info. Ser. P. Ltd. 9/25/2008 3.6 L 3.6 L 0 0 0 0
5. Gammon India Ltd 6/23/2008 3.6 L 3.6 L 0 3 5 0
6. Geometric Software Solutions 10/6/2008 3.1 L 3.25 L 0 3 1 0
7. Godrej & Boyce Mfg.Co.Ltd. 7/30/2008 2.4 L 0 1.8 L 6 0 0
8. Hindustan Petroleum Corpn 10/23/2008 6.25 L 0 0 7 0 0
Ltd
9. IBM India Pvt. Ltd. 8/12/2008 3.1 L 3.5 L 0 0 8 0
10. I-flex Solution Ltd. 7/8/2008 3.25 L 0 0 7 1 0
11. Indoco Remedies Ltd 11/6/2008 0 0 0 0 0 2
12. IPCA Laboratories Ltd 11/6/2008 0 0 0 0 0 2
13. J. P. Morgan [Cards Serv.] 1/22/2009 4,0 L 4.0 L 0 2 0 0
14. J.P. Morgan Chase 12/5/2008 3.4L 0 0 7 0 0
15. K E I Industries Ltd. 8/24/2009 2.0 L 0 0 3 0 0
16. Kalpa-Taru Power 3/14/2009 2.4 L 0 0 3 0 0
Transmissioin
17. Kama Schachter 5/29/2009 2.0 L 0 0.85 L 4 0 1
18. Lafarge 6/1/2009 5.4 L 5.40 L 0 5 0 0
Concrete&Aggregates
19. Larsen & Toubro Ltd.- E.C.C. 7/24/2008 2.5 L 2.8 L 0 2 4 0
20. Larsen And Toubro Ltd 6/2/2008 3.0L 3.00 L 18674 34 5 12
21. Mahindra & Mahindra 6/4/2008 2.8 L 4.0 L 0 0 5 1
Ltd[Auto]
22. MAQ India P. Ltd 6/18/2008 3.0 L 3.00 L 0 2 3 0
23. Microsoft India ( R & D) P. 6/6/2008 9.2 L 9.2 L 0 0 0 0
Ltd.
24. Morgan Stanley 9/29/2008 8.55 L 9.0 L 0 6 0 0
25. Mukund Ltd 4/11/2009 2.0 L 0 1.44 L 1 0 1
26. Nelco 4/21/2009 0 2.2 L 0 0 1 0
27. Nevis Networks (India) P. Ltd. 10/23/200 6.0 L 7.5 L 0 1 0 0
28. Nomura Services India P. 5/20/2009 5.0 L 5.0 L 0 8 1 0
Ltd.
29. NSE-IT 10/17/200 3.0 L 3.00 L 0 0 0 0
30. Patel Engineering Ltd. 3/25/2009 2.0 0 0 3 0 0
31. Patni Computers System Ltd 6/30/2008 3.0 L 3.25 L 0 11 3 0
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32. Persistant Systems Pvt. Ltd. 9/1/2008 3.0 L 3.00 L 0 0 0 0
33. Pragati Electricals Pvt. Ltd. 4/27/2009 2.0 L 0 0 3 0 3
34. Reliance Energy Ltd. 7/18/2008 4.1 L 0 5000 59 0 0
Sr. Company name Campus UG PG Diploma UG PG Diploma

No. date Salary Salary Salary Selection Selection Selection
1. Rites Ltd 6/2/2009 3.6 L 3.6 L 0 1 0 0
2. S + P Architects 6/4/2009 1.2 L 0 5000 0 0 0
3. SBI Life Insurance C. Ltd. 1/5/2009 0 5.2 L 0 0 0 0
4. Schindler India Ltd 1/21/2009 0 0 1.22 L 0 0 0
5. Schlumberger Asia Services 7/28/2008 5.0 L 0 0 0 0 0
Ltd.
6. Shapoorji Pallomji 7/21/2008 2.4 L 0 6319 13 0 0
7. Siemens Ltd 8/12/2008 2.65 L 0 0 14 0 0
8. Tata Consultancy Services 6/11/2008 3.1 L 3.25 L 0 38 18 0
9. Tata Consulting Engineers 6/25/2008 2.9 L 2.90 L 0 8 17 0
10. Tata Croma Ltd. 9/25/2008 3.0 L 0 0 0 0 0
11. Tata Motors Ltd 7/15/2008 4.5 0 1.0 L 5 0 2
12. Tech Mahindra 8/28/2008 3.25 L 3.25 L 0 15 0 0
13. Thorogood Associates Ltd. 7/5/2008 0 6.6 L 0 0 0 0
14. Thoughtworks Technologies 6/23/2008 0 5.0 L 0 0 1 0
Ltd.
15. Three E Innovations P. Ltd. 5/19/2009 1.44 L 0 0 0 0 0
16. UHDE India Ltd 1/9/2009 3.6 L 3.6 L 0 0 0 0
17. Unique Pharma P. Ltd. 11/6/2008 0 0 0.86 L 0 0 4
18. Vakil -mehta Sheth (vms) 3/13/2009 1.2 L 1.2 L 0 0 0 0
19. Vedanta Resources 8/25/2008 3.0 L 3.00 L 0 1 1 0
20. Velcord Textiles P. Ltd. 4/1/2009 1.2 L 0 1.0 L 0 0 0
21. Rakuten .inc 4/4/2009 18 L 18 L 0 4 0 0
22. Vistaar Systems P. Ltd. 8/6/2009 3.0 L 3.00 L 0 3 3 0
23. Watson Labs P. Ltd. 11/6/2008 0 0 0.85 L 0 0 0
24. Welspun India Ltd. 9/1/2008 3.0 L 0 0 1 0 0
25. Wipro Ltd. (vlsi) 8/1/2008 2.8 L 3.00 L 0 8 0 0
26. Wipro Technologies Ltd. 6/16/2008 3.0 L 3.85 L 0 19 4 0
27. Wool Research Association 3/21/2009 1.8 L 2.2 L 0 0 0 0
28. Z T E Telecom India P. Ltd. 5/8/2009 0 3.85 L 0 0 2 0
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Salary [In Lacs] Details for Various Branches for the Year
2008-2009
S. Name of the Branch Companie Maximu Minimu Averag

N. s Visited m Salary m e
Salary Salary
B. TECH.
1. B.TEXT 26 4.0 1.8 2.4
2. B. TECH CIVIL 34 4.5 2.0 3.0
3. B.TECH COMP 48 18.0 2.4 3.5
4. B.TECH ELECT 45 7.2 2,4 3.0
5. B.TECH EX 37 18.0 2.4 3.5
6. B.TECH IT 48 18.0 2.4 3,5
7. B.TECH MECH 52 7.8 2.4 3.0
8. B.TECH PROD 44 7.8 2.0 2.4
M. TECH + MCA
1. M.TECH EXTC 27 18.0 2.4 4.0
2. M.TECH STRUCT 24 5.0 2.4 3.0
3. M.TECH COMP 29 18.0 2.4 4.0
4. M.TECH EX 29 18.0 2.4 4.0
5. M.TECH CONTROL 27 9.0 2.4 3.0
6. M.TECH M/D 27 5.0 2.4 3.0
7. M.TECH PROD 17 5.0 2.4 3.0
8. M.TECH POWER 27 9.0 2.4 3.0
9. M.TECH CAD/CAM 26 5.0 2.4 3.0
10. M.TECH AUTO 21 5.0 2.4 3.0
11. M.TECH ENVIRON 16 5.0 2.4 3.0
12. M.TECH CONST 18 5.0 2.4 3.0
13. MCA 32 9.0 2.4 3.0
DIPLOMA
1. LC.EE 6 2.0 0.8 1.0
2. L.ELN.E. 9 2.0 0.8 1.0
3. L.E.E. 14 2.0 0.8 1.0
4. L.M.E. 18 2.0 0.8 1.0
5. L.T.M. 3 1.8 0.8 1.0
6. L.T.C. 3 1.8 0.8 1.0
7. PG FDC 9 2.0 1.0 1.2
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RESULTS
Diploma Result May 2009
Semester/Course No Of First Class Second Pass ATKT Fail Percentage

Student Class Class of Passing
Appeared
II DME 76 50 3 4 8 11 85.52
II DEE 69 43 4 1 12 9 86.95
II DElnE 66 56 1 2 5 2 96.96
II DCE 83 39 5 1 17 21 73.8
II DTM 74 19 6 13 36 51.35
II DTC 32 3 3 1 2 23 28.12
II PGFDC 27 16 11
Semester/Course No Of First Class Second Pass ATKT Fail Percentage

Student Class Class of Passing
Appeared
IV DME 72 55 3 2 7 5 93.05
IV DEE 48 21 1 3 11 12 75
IV DElnE 39 25 3 1 7 3 92.3
IV DCE 59 29 5 5 11 9 84.74
IV DTM 21 16 2 3 100
IV DTC 16 9 3 1 3 100
IV PGFDC 15 15
Semester/Course No Of Distinction First Second Pass ATKT Fail Percentage

Student Class Class Class of Passing
Appeared
VIII LME 69 28 32 3 3 0 3 95.65

VIII LEE 29 27 0 2 0 0 100
VIII LElnE 28 28 0 0 0 0 100
VIII LCE 59 36 21 0 2 0 0 100
VIII LTM 35 11 20 3 0 0 1 97.14
VIII LTC 21 13 7 0 0 0 1 95.23
PD AUTO 8 0 6 2 0 0 0 100
Distinctions are awarded only for Final Year Students
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Undergraduate Results May 2009
Course Program No.of Students Passed with

Appeared CPI
6.5 & above
First Year B.Tech Civil Engineering 68 47

Mechanical Engineering 69 59
Electrical Engineering 67 53
Electronics Engineering 66 60
Computer Engineering 67 65
Information Technology 65 59
Production Engineering 45 30
Textile Engineering 22 9
Second Year B.Tech Civil Engineering 79 56
Third Year B.Tech Civil Engineering 69 58
Final Year B.Tech Civil Engineering 74 56
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POST GRADUATE RESULTS Second Year M.Tech May 2009
Course Program No.of Passed with

Students CPI
Appeared 6.5 &
above
Mechanical Engg. Automobile Engineering 18 16
CAD-CAM 16 14
Machine Design 17 15
Civil Engg. Construction Mgt. 11 10
Environmental Engg. 14 12
Structural Engg. 11 10
Electrical Engg. Control System 19 14
Power System 17 15
Computer Engg. Computer Engg. 18 15
Electronics Engg. Electronics Engg. 20 17
Electronics & Telecomunication Electronics & Telecomunication 13 12

Engg.l Engg.l
Production Engg. Production Engg. 12 10
Textile Engg. Textile Engg. 3 3
M.C.A M.C.A 58 39
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VJTI LIBRARY
The Central Library development Programme, which began in 2006, with the grants
received from the Government, continues, and in 2009 the Library has opened, providing
students with an exciting, innovative and flexible new study environment .
■ To date, total of 4501 books are added in 2008-09.
■ 106 Indian Journals, besides the 827 E-Journals and 5300 E- resources, ……
subscribed in 2008 – 09.
E-Resources access is available to full-text works such as Journals, transactions, E-
books, magazines, articles, standards, methods, conference proceedings,.design data,
digital — versions, and software of companies around the world.
■ 253 M.Tech Project CD’s
■ Electromagnetic Issue / Return Workstation — Reading foyer, first floor.
VJTI Library uses the Abridged English edition of Universal Decimal Classificati
System ( UDCC ).
The first edition of UDC was published in 1905, by two Belgians - Paul
Otlet and Henri La Fontaine. UDC derives its base from Melvil Dewey’s -
Dewey Decimal Classification ( 1876 ).
UDCC is the worlds foremost multilingual documentary classification,

indexing and retrieval tool for the whole field of knowledge,
particularly in the fields of science and technology.
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Mtech
Discipline Main BB Grand
BB CD's Gratis Project
Library SWD Total
CD's
Applied
4 20 3105 27 3268
Chemistry 112
Applied
874 4 20 2175 121 3194
Mathematics
Applied
235 2 5 236 38 516
Physics
Civil & 10
1002 10 4662 34 170 6003
Structural 5
Computers & 54 16 114
4191 6277 25 12315
IT 5 0 2
17
Electrical 2611 45 9464 50 499 12830
5
Electronics 40 36
29
Mechanical 2013 90 6975 68 516 9961
5
Multidisciplin
290 30 50 4837 23630
ary 18423
Production 990 15 55 4537 18 301 5916
Structural 28 2831 18 2877
Textile 268 5 16 4392 18 52 4749
1261 75 90
Grand Total 49491 253 21289 85298
4 0 1
BB Book Bank
BB Book Bank : Social Welfare
SWD Department
CD's CD's received with
books.
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JOURNALS ( To Date )
The total titles stated below includes, bound volumes, loose issues and
E-Resources subscribed by VJTI Library.
1734 Titles = 35000 Bound Volumes plus 10000 loose issues = 45000
Int'l
National International
SN Department E- TOTAL
( Print ) ( Print )
Journals
Applied
40 22 0 62
Chemistry
Applied
4 11 0 15
Mathematics
Applied Physics 4 20 0 24
Civil 50 60 30 140
Computers & IT 5 51 32 88
Electrical &
30 81 219 330
Electronics
Mechanical 15 140 21 176
Production 20 52 0 72
Multidisciplinary
(Science & 80 100 525 705
Technology)
Structural 7 10 0 17
Textiles 38 70 0 108
Grand Total 293 617 827 1737
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Special Achievement by Students
Sr. Name Class prize
No.
1. Mr. Ganesh Second Year B. Tech. National Level Kho-Kho Runner –
Mali Civil Engineering Up
2. Mr. Arul Second Year MCA Open National Level Karate
Sehastian Championship 2008 (Kumite –
GOLD)
3. Mr. Dand Third Year B. Tech. IBM TGMC 2008 Winner - Top 20
Dhairya Computer Engineering in India
4. Ms. Mini Nair Third Year B. Tech. IBM TGMC 2008 Winner - Top 20
Computer Engineering in India
5. Ms. Pol Anuja Third Year B. Tech. IBM TGMC 2008 Winner - Top 20
Computer Engineering in India
6. Mr. Ravi Third Year B. Tech. IBM TGMC 2008 Winner - Top 20
Mangal Computer Engineering in India
7. Ms. Vruti B. Tech. Civil Engineering Bending Moment Competition 2009
Rathod – First Prize Winner
8. Mr. Chirag B. Tech. Civil Engineering Bending Moment Competition 2009
Bheda – First Prize Winner
9. Mr. Rishikesh Third Year B. Tech. DRDO Student Design Competition
Karande Mechanical Engineering – in Top 10 Teams in India
10. Mr. Raghav Third Year B. Tech. DRDO Student Design Competition
Ohri Mechanical Engineering – in Top 10 Teams in India
11. Mr. Praveen Third Year B. Tech. DRDO Student Design Competition
Nair Mechanical Engineering – in Top 10 Teams in India
12. Jaimeen B. Tech. Mechanical DRDO Student Design Competition
Kapadia Engineering – in Top 10 Teams in India
13. Mr. Raohan Third Year B. Tech. National Level Diving (Aquatics)
Sambrani Production Engineering Winner
14. Mr. Dhairya Third Year B. Tech. IEEE TPP – First Prize
Dand Computer Engineering
15. Mr. Sisil Mehta Third Year B. Tech. IEEE TPP – First Prize
Electronics Engineering
16. Mr. Shashank Second Year B. Tech. IEEE TPP – First Prize
Sabesan Information Technology
17. Mr. Ankit First Year B. Tech. IEEE TPP – First Prize
Daftery Electronics Engineering
18. Mr. Dhairya Third Year B. Tech. Open Hardware – 2nd Prize
Dand Computer Engineering
19. Mr. Sisil Mehta Third Year B. Tech. Open Hardware – 2nd Prize
Electronics Engineering
20. Mr. Shashank Second Year B. Tech. Open Hardware – 2nd Prize
Sabesan Information Technology
21. Mr. Ankit First Year B. Tech. Open Hardware – 2nd Prize
Daftery Electronics Engineering
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CONTENTS

The Board of Governors 1

Past Chairman, Honorary Secretaries, Principals and Directors 2

From Director’s Desk 7

Civil and Environmental Engineering 30

Computer and Information Technology Engineering 41

Technical and Applied Chemistry 66

Humanities and Management Department 70

Training and Placement 77

Dr. Anil Kakodkar Chairman, Atomic Energy Commision Member

Dr. Ashok Joshi Director,Indian Institute of Cost and Member

Prof. A.P.Kudchadkar Director,Dhirubai Ambani Institute of Member

Prof. Devang Khakkar Director, Indian Institute of Technology Member

Shri Jamshedji Irani Director,Tata Sons Ltd. Member

Sir D.M.Petit Nominee of the Framji Dinshaw, N.M.Petit Member

Mr. J.S.Saharia Principal Secretary, Higher and Technical Member

Mr. K.B.Umap Deputy Secretary,Higher and Technical Member

Mr. Ranjit Pandit Managing Director,General Atlantic Member

Dr. S.K.Mahajan Director of Technical Education Member

Mr.Hasit Joshipura Vice President,South Asia & MD Glaxo Smith Member

Dr. K.G. Director,VJTI Member

Head,Mechanical Engineering Department

Sir George Cotton…………………….……………………………………………….……….1893 to 1899

Sir F.L.Sprott………………………………….…………….…………………………….………1909 to 1917

Sir Michael Nethersole…………………….………….………………………………….…1917 to 1920

Sir G.H.Willis…………………………………….………….……………………………..……..1920 to 1922

Hoosseinbhoy Lalljee……………………..……………………………………………….…1930 to 1935

Sir Dinshaw Wacha…………………………………………………………………………….1908 to 1923

Hugh Monie…………..……………………………………………………………………..…..1896 to 1905

John Mackenzie……………………….………………………………………..………………1905 to 1907

Medha Dixit(Director)……. …………………………………………………..Nov 2004 to Dec 2005

Deputy Director Dr.B.K.Lande

Accounts Officer Shri B.M.Jadhav

Mechanical Engineering Dr.Medha.Dharap

Electrical Engineering Dr.B.K.Lande

Civil and Environmental Engineering Dr.V.M.Topkar

Textile Manufacturers Dr.A.K.Rakshit

Technical and Applied Chemistry Dr.S.M.Gaonkar

Production Engineering Dr.D.N.Raut

Structural Engineering(l/c) Dr.S.M.Gaonkar

Computer Engineering Dr.S.S.Sane

Humanities and Management(l/c) Mrs.Usha.Nair

Controller of Examinations Dr.S.S.Lokegaonkar

Training and Placement Officer Dr.S.M.Gaonkar

Rector,VJTI Hostels Dr.R.D.Daruwala

Solicitors Udwadia,Udeshi and Berjis

The institute was granted financial and academic autonomy

Based on inputs from all stakeholders, the vision and mission

Thus, VJTI at present is poised to achieve the status of a world

Dean Dean Dean Dean Heads of Registrar

The Institute set up in 1887 has acquired reputation as a premier technological

The VJTI of my dreams is a Research Institute with strong Undergraduate / Graduate

Proposed Programs from July 2009

1. Shri S.G.Patil Lecturer

The Department provides testing facilities for

New Labs developed in the dept.

MOU with BARC for a state of art CFD centre

Workshops – Trades Conducted

Mechanical Engineering Students Association

Faculty involved Achievement Dates

Prof. P. A. Wankhade Visit to Cranefield University UK, 9th -23rd

Area Brief details Sponsor Amount

Technical Test Fees Major Clients Amount (Rs)